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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
TWEEDY SHARES HIS
PROFITS WITH WORKERS

DANBURY. Conn. Dec. l5.-Profit
sharing will have a new recruit today
when Arthur +. Tweedy. president OF
the silk mills which bear his name,
will give TO all HIS operatives a share
In the profits Of the company He
employs about lbO workers. last
January he gave a voluntary increase
OF ten per cent 20 all his employees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
HIS son Is SPEAKER
AT AGRICULTURAL MEETING

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Dec. l5-
state Agricultural Commissioner HUI
son will be one OF the principal speak
ers during the three-day joint con-
vention OF the New York State Dairy
mems and Breeders association, which
opens today Commissioner Huson is
president Of the former organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

American league batting pan some
"a points in front Of his nearest COM
petitor. Z. Collins. the Philadelphian.
who hit for .344. II Cobb ever gets
through a season without running
afoul Of anyone his average. at this
rate. ought to stand for all time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

1T BROWNS FURNITURE sToRE
Funeral director and licensed en-
bslmer. Most modern funeral psrlor,
morgue and funeral cars. Calls re-
sponded TO day or night Corner
Main ana Water streets. Telephone ss.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
UNCLE SAM To GET
SUBMARINE Bids

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS
The navy department was
scheduled today 10 open lie bids
for several new submarines
One Of the group viii be larger
than Germanys famous death
dealing vessel the 10
The departmet plans call FOR
the largest submarines In the
world vessel ~ such power
and construction that she can
accompany the fleet wherever it
might go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
SECONDHAND DEALERS.

v. sTRoBLE. DEALER IN Nh 2
and secondhand goods Cash pa,a
for all secondhand goods bougk ..
Cheapest place in Pendleton 70 bus
household EoodE Gail and ret ais
prices. iiS z. Court street. Pksas
271w.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

John S. BAKER. FUNERAL d.
rector and licensed emoalmer
Opposite postoffice. funeral parior
two funeral cars. Calls responded TO
DAY or night. Phone rs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

New York's famous policeman ath-
lete, Pat Mcdonald. attached 10 the
traffic squad has set a new record In
athletics this year by winning six
championships. lie holds practically
all the records for the feight throw
ing and shot putting contests. on
May 80, he hurled the eighteen pound
shot from "A 7 foot circle the uDpre-
cedented distance OF &c feet. 80
inches. Mcdonald has just been vot-
ed the thanks Of the Irish American
Athletic club, for winning more
points for that organization than any
other single athlete on the roster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS

HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES
reliable abstracts Of title TO all
lands in Umatills county. Loans on
city and farm property. Buys and
sells ali kinds OF real estate. Does
a general brokerage business. Pays
taxes and makes investments for non
residents Writes fire. life and aeci-
ient insurance. Referenees any bank
IN Psndleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pres
c. II. MARSH. Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

Joel N. Foster and Delilah 81 Bradley
MOBILE. Dec. 5-A large and
curious crowd was attracted TO the
federal court today by the beginning
OF the trial Of Joel NJ. Foster. a veal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
HOG MARKET HAS
SHARP ADVANCE


PORTLAND, Ore.-There was a
spirited advance in the price Of swine
az North Portland today. the tops
were reported at 1890 OF zoe better
than the previous closing. There was
quite a fair run OF swine in the yards
for the day. but the big record show
ing OF last year was absent. Totals
ever Sunday in the hog division were
1911 head. compared with 6555 last
Monday. S62 a year ago and 25l6
this same day two years ago.
At the higher prices quoted here
today Portland again took the lead
OF the big livestock markets OF the
country. Prices here were a nickel
better than in the east and demand
was quite good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

wANTED-PARTY WILL PAY cash
or give traeN for UzatillA county
farm. $40 TO $50 per acre. AddrssA
Box l2. Athena. Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
Mutton sun Scarce.

There was another decrease In OF
ferings OF mutton at North Portland
as compared with the previous week. s
opening. over Sunday arrivals here
totaled 100 head. compared with
1909 last week. and 1900 this same
day a year ago.
Conditions all through the mutton
and lamb trade remain very firm
here and quotations are well up to-
ward the record for the season TO
date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

Supply OF cattle at the opening OF
the weeks trade at North Portland
was extremely limited and a some
what better feeling was shown for top
quality. although prices in general re-
flected little change. Tops were up
10000 at $3.50.
Poor stuff is still the bearish fea-
ture in the trade here. and 1t Is dif-
ficult 10 get killers TO look at this
class Of stuff without sacrificing quo
tatlona.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
AUCTIONEERs

COL W p YoHNKA. AUCTIONEE'
makes speciality Of farmers stoc
and machinery sales. The mar On
gets YOU the money" Leave 'rds
az East Oregonian office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.

RALEY & RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT
Jaw. office in American National
Bank Building
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

JAMES A. FEE. ATTORNEY AT
law. Office in Despair building
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15


-Maryhill Livestock company.
Maryhill. Wash. load; r. r. Hub
bard. Kuna. Idaho. load: Victor
Hopper, Weiser. Idaho. load; Sani-
tary Meat Market. Enterprise. load.
D. W. Kuhn. load: o. r. Gosline.
Joseph. 1 load: p. II. Morelock, l
load: o. J. Paley. Lostine. load. w.
b. Hunter. loads. Elgin Forwarding
company. load: ]. L. Hackett, Grass
Valley. load; F a. Moore. The
Dalles. l load: ]. p. Lafayette. Red
mond. load: J. II. Russell. l load:
walla walla Meat company. loads
Cattle - Walter Bros. Hanson,
Idaho. 2 loads: Robert Brose Jr.,
Twin Falls. Idaho. loads; o. f.
Gosllne. Joseph. . loads.
Sheep-M. ]. Lowden. Lowden'
Wash. load: II. Walter, Nyssa. ]
load: W. b. Kurtz The Dalles, :
loadss.
Mixed stuff-w. Chandler Day
ton. Wash. / load hogs and sheep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

CARTER q sMYTHE. ATTORNEYS
at law. Office in rear OF American
National Bank building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-15

RutcheT boys. caustic fans and
easily riled umpires 20 fne contrary
notwithstanding T. Raymond Georgia
Peach Cobb. be IL noted. beited out
enough basebits 10 flash across the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-14
NOTICE OF PROPOSED SALE OF
COUNTY CONVICT FARM.

Sealed bids are invited to be fled
with undersigned until IL o'clock noon
Of Tuesday, April 7th. 1914. for the
purchase Of Forrest County Convict
Farm. together with all improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. including farming tools.
implements and appliances Of every
11nd and description found thereon or
tAsrat. The land included in said
arm ID particularly described as fol-
lows:
SE IA Of SW IA of section Is and
NE "A Of NV IA Of section 80. town
shop north. range 10 west. And
NV IA Of NV Ia and all that part
Of NV IA Of SW Ia lying north OF
Rouie river In section 80. township 6
north. range Is west. And ten acres
lying in the south part of SW IA OF
NV IA of section 20. township 6
nerth. range 10 west, all in Forrest
County. Miss.
Said farm to be sold to highest bid
der. either for cash or for two-third
cash and balance payable one yeal
after date of sale with per cent in
torest Vendors lien to be retained
to secure deferred payment.
Bach bid must be accompanied by
certified check on some local bank ir
the sum Of $4,000.
Tho Board reserves the right to re
lest any and all bids.
TAis March 18th, 1914.
s. Herbert ellis.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
1A-<Sats
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals.. addressed to J. X.
Denham. Secretary. will be received
~ the Highway Commissioners of Su-
Usrvisors Districts numbers one and
three Of Forrest County, Miss, at
tAeir office In the County Court House
at Hattiesburg, Miss. until IL o'clock
noon of Tuesday. the 7th day of April
1914. for the improving of the follow
ing streets and roads:
Edwards Street and Irene Chapel
Road.
Pine Street and Bonhonie Road.
Indian Springs Road.
Extension Of River Avenue Road.
Datouviile Road.
Rswis Springs Road.
The above roads and streets cover
. distance of e.36 miles. Bids are in.
vited for doing all the work Of I'M
pEvvins. grading. bridging and surfac-
ing and furnishing all materials there
mr., on and along each separate mile
thereof. An work to be done accord
iAg 70 the plans and specifications on
H IN the office OF the CHANGER Clerk
af Forrest County. Contract to be Let
p the lowest bidder.
uAeh bid for the entire work must
- accompanied by certified check for
ans thousand tt1.o0o.oO) dollars; and
snsA bid on any part or section by q
esrtlaed check in the sum Of Eve hun
ared ft5oo.Do) dollars; checks to be
made payable 10 the Highway Com
Dissioners.
The right Is reserved to reject any
q m bids.
Herbert ciilis,
Casrk Board OF Supervisors.
14-Asats
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-14
xor,ce TO woooMEn.

70 members of Leaf River Camp
No. es, w. o. W.. HattiesbVrg. Miss
Bar 5ovsreigns As We have a mem
busaip Of over 800. It viii be impossi-
bis Dor me 70 go out and collect the
sccovnfs which are due on the first Of
saeA. month for the current month.
% ysu win and me In the w. o. ".
xencs, over moore Bros. Grocery store
q ~ times ready to receive and re-
161pe yeu Cor your dues.
Years fraseruaIly.
~. !. FsvIsE
sr.na .sssss Cssrk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids win be received fer the eree-
IN Of . school building for the town
u Ssmra1L mississippi. up to IL
S'caock Thursday. March the 10. 1914.
sealed proposals must be addressed
% the mayor and board of aldermen
u 5umrsu- Each proposal must be
accompanied by . certified check for
S5ee. made payable 10 the Treasurer
II ssnrsli. Mississippi. Plans and
Specifications are on file with the
clark Of thu board. Contractors may
secure ssts OF plans and specifications
0ua Overstreet. Spencer and Paine.
Azuh7sscts and Engineers. Merchants
Hunx Building. jackson. Miss. BY do
pusitang With said arm certified cheek
fw so to insure return of plans.
.. r. 0arroway, Clerk
BY 3. W. Clark, d. C.
1o&sats
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-14

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
9ol0funO in GgDpten.

9Gn Der Miinouns bes Gspptif6en
SIufes Sapum bot profeFor Slim
oers Petrie cine pidtise Gntbsdung
semodt. Gr bat eins ppramibs aus
Dem britten por6riitIiden Sobrbuns
bert entoedt. in Der in elmer tIeinen
RiIds bic Sotenfammer elmer prins
SeFin nit ibrem @9ab sefunben
ipurbe. Do lusen Elm poIiertes 9pIbs
biabem unbetannten Muifers, Sipei
8ruiff9iIosr BON Sob, eingeIsat NIT
2opisloSuli, &etten aller grt, aoIoene
8ofen uno Penbants uno pisle Saus
fenb gong tlsihe 9oIbperlen; idIieb.
lid elm RuIierSeug nit eolbenen
@riffen. @iner friiberen, ipobrf6ein.
Iib rGuberif6eu SsFfnuna lit BET
S4aB in Der Nii9e enteaneen. Oit
aoitbarteiten purben notb Dem Wsu'
isum in 4oiro asbraat.
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$rOpbeSeibnngeu.

Ridt uIs OF mir on propbeaeiuna.n
qIauben. an Die Sebergabe zines Wens
f9en, &ommenbes ppraussuIaaen.
Gber mertipiirbis bIeibt es bod, 6ab
Der bunbsrtidbri9e 3aIenbsr Den sroD
Ben Rrie9 i6on aueetiinbist bat.
Sn einem Dor bunbert Sabren ers
f5ienenen &olsnber bisb es NIT Be-
jug ouf bas Sobr 1914:
es pirb cine 3eit tommen. mo Die
Welt febr sottlos isin piro. Ser
Wonat gtai ptrb erni gum arieqe
riiften, aber es III nod 3eit. Suni
ipirb AUDI gum Srtess sinIaben; SuIi
tpirb ernit unb sruuIam banoeln, Dob
pieIe bon @eib unb &ino 9lbI6ieo
hebmen miiFen. SIN 9lusuit piro
mon an alien Gnben Der WeIt BON
Rriese bOren. September unb DITTO.
Der ipiro eroBes 9Iutpergieben nit ii6
brtngen. Sm Ropember ipirb man
Wunberoinge fsben unb auf Wsibnud'
ten bon Srieoe iinsen.
Ni9t als OF mir bem RoIenbermonn
ben Bid In Die 3utunFt autroutsn =
NIT oieien propbeten iIt's Elm sisen
Ding: duf cine Grfiillung fommen
neununbnsunsie Gntduihunsen. aber
foipeit itimmt feline propbeSeiuns uno
ipenn mir aud ni9t an i'm unb feline
propbetensube sIuuben. 70 boffen mir
bod. bab aud Der Ref tn grfiilIune
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

eeben m0se. ooB Der ROpember Dun>
oerbin9e unb Der DeSember Srisben
feben m0se :. bic Wunoer beutT6er
@ntideibunssiisse unb ben Srisbsn,
ipie ,DeutI9lanb ibn piiniat.
lfhb neil mir idon bon altsn 3eitR
fpre9en. mag ou9 Der fpodere SofFs
mann BON SdlIersIeben mil einsm
tpenieer beiannten 2ieoe au Dort TOM
men, bas er Dor fiinfunbiiebsis Sobrsn
gefuneen unb bas eins Wornuns ON
@ldmif4s8eIsien entbieIt:
@u6e ni6t oas Seil I'm Wefien!
Sn Der Srsmoe ipobnt fsin Slid =
Su9ft bu osines Slides 8eitsR,
&ebre in bid ieIbft auriidl :,
gus Der Sugsnb bsinsr abnen
MuBt 6u osine 8urgsn bau'n,
limb Der 20p' auf beinen Sabnen
2ebre bid. bir ielbft nertrau'n. !,
Sreu beipabr' In beiner Mttte
Wor bem tpGli4tn uebermutb 4
Define Spra9e. ostne Sittt, Z
Dsiner Batter @ut uno 8lui!
Sie 8eIsier tennsn biefsn Didter
ni9t, tsnnen au9 bisfss 2ieb nibt =
gum eigenen S1absn, sic boben fi&
NIT ben peitIi6en Ra1barn eingfs
Iafen. fie boben bsm ipGlf9sn llebers
mutb pertraut. Te boben ibrer SelbR
pergefen = gum sigenen Sdaben.
Die gntbiIIuneen aus ben Ar4iDU
@ntperpsns boben bsfpiefen, bcb bas
pertrauensfeIise Bolt 8eleisns iib bon
einem ebrseisissn, Derblenbeten R5ng
bat irrefiibren unb Ieinem BsrberbU
ousliefern IaFen. Ri9t an Der eigt-
men Sborbeit, an Der 9eipiHenlofss
teit unb Der Sntrisue feines R6niss
iIt biefes fd0ns 2onb ausrunoe gss
goneen; fein llngIiid mar bos bltn6e
8ertrauen in einen Serrf4er. Der bic
sisenen @ortbeiIe iiber bos WObl ieines
Bottles seiteut bat. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

eins,Iest iporbsn. Gs fam aber uor'
tommsn. baB tnfoIge Don 9riinosn
menidlibsr Rntur elmer Der &Gmpier
5u anoerer 3eit ben brinsenbsn
Wuni9 bat. ben @diibenaroben su
perIafsn. Damn bebt er ben 9spebr.
iolben tn Die S6be. Das Seben Der
@slpsbrtoIbsn I'm f.inbli4en @rab.n
Seist ibm an. bdb sr perftanoen NOR.
ben III unb ben 9raben perIaFen tanu
Weiit perIdbt eIei9Seitis aub elmer
Der Seinos ben 9rabsn. sefpiFermabsn
ols 9eiiel.. 3pifhen Seutfden unO
6ran5oien IN es nod nidt porseiom'
men. oab auf iemano i'm aueenblids
oieier notssbrunssnsn ReutrolitGt se.
idoHen poroen III. Ulit ben GnelGn.
bern freilih tpiro fsin 8sriu9 5u Ser.
einborunsen oieier Irt eisentiimIi6er
Ritterlidteit semadt. Da5u III Die
Grbitteruns auf unfsrer Seite uno bic
Seimtiide auf ibrer gu sroB.
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Sm SdaBengraben.
WsnihIi9e Sribcriauii 3BiIGsn
9euti@sn nnb Srau,oien.

OeuiIWeu HHn OruH3oteH.
Ser 9risssberidterftat Der SID.
itfden StuatsSeituns" srSdbIt in einem
ldnseren Brief BON Der @efe9tslinie in
Srantrsi6:
.Wohenlang Iiesen iie in ben
Shiibengrdben. Sturoe um Stunbs
unter bem SeuIen Der @ranaten unb
Oem 3ifden oer S9ropnelIs, ieben
aussnbIid sspdrtis. ieIbf setroffen gu
peroen. 9a finb iie bic S6lenmuiii
Der toefpeienoen SeuerI9Iiinbe ebenfO
seDobnt eeporoen pie mir, Die mir
iie bonn Sauptquartier aus sroBerer
@ntfernuns b0ren. sic barf ibnen
ben SumOr niht mebr itDren. fOnit
ipdre es ffIimm um Iie befelIt. limb
iie itDrt Jpn aud ni9t.
sd tperDe Sbnen mol einsn sana
sebiloeten 8ortra9 balten." ertIdrt elm
rud podenloneem 2iegen i'm Sdiit.
5engraben peripunoet 5uriidfebrenber
Souptmann. Scr Wlenf9 iif bas
prooutt ieinss Milieus, ni9t pabr.
oos itimmt bod nad 3ola unb Sbfen
uno pie iie beiben9 Das iif alio
san5 gebiIbst MODERN ausgsbriidt. lln'
fer Milieu ift brauner 2ebm. Der
lebmbrauns S6iibensrabenmenfb. bas
IN bic neuefe GntpidIunssftufe. Sat
nidts 5u ioufen. reogiert 5auer ouf
Grbspurf. untsri9eibet Die GItsften
Subrsdnes Sped nit Der 3unge. unb
an Der griinsn Sorbe ipie Elm Wein'
iennsr uno i9IGft i'm @9lamm pie
eine SeidtrDte. 9a baben sic bic
ganae Haturgeidi9te. 3oologifder
Rame: Como iolbaticus fofiilis. BON
Sofo. Der Sdiibensraben. 2atsin Nv.
2ounel."
Sic boben aud ihon ibr 8unbss'
lieb. bteie iebmbrnunen. perHeinerten
@robmeniden. Gin iuuger Sffi5ier.
Der es an Der 4isne perfabt baben Toll,
fat bas @srbi.nf, ben sritsn tn bisIsm |
Rrisss poItstiimlid geiporbenen &c.
fang sebidtet au babsn, Der ausfdt |
bat. balb sbsnfo bslisbt au iperoen, pte |
,bas 2isb oss GiiiiIisrs autidte 1870:
Dos Saar pGdft uns aur RGbns.
Die Seifs tpar6 uns fremo.
Dir puben ieine 3Gbns,
Wir ipe6Ieln aud tetn Seulb.
Dur6nGbt Iinb ale 3leioer.
Oft bleibt Der Masen leer.
Don Bier unb @sin sibts leioef,
Gud teinsn Sropfen mebr.
gs quati9t in Sdub unb Soden,
Ser 9red ipribt Bis gum DIR;
9os sin5'ee. mas nod troden,
Sino asbls uno Sumor.
60 tIinei es na9 Der Wetie eines
aItsn @tubsntenIieoes aus ben S4iit'
aengrGben. Staunenb pernebmen bis
Sran5oisn oisien rouben eermdnif4en
8oroitus, Der T9 pobI fhtper tn ibre
Spra6e iibsrisBsn ldbt. 10 gsnau aud
iebes Mort su periteben 1T.
9enn iis liesen iib iteGlenpeiis nur
breibig Biz filnfaig Master gegeniiber.
ois feinbliden @diibengrdben. llhe
90 bot fih spif6en ben Geinben bic
10 lang. stmeiniam Oem Sob tns
auge bliden, sins Art Romment her'
ousssbiIosi, esnau fpis es 1870 &C.
ttsbsn III. Wittoss uOn IL BIB Q llbr
m on pislsn StslIsn Der 3ompfIinis
auf @runo elmer beioerieits itrens ein'
ssbnltsnsn gsrsinboruns @&iebpauis
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Srauris unb bdbIi6 Ddre bos
QGterg @epobrs. Gin otter Dobp>
fpru9 ifts: ~Gs gibt sine @ersdtiefeit
auf groen. baB bic 9eii4ter wie bic
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fore the ape-man had leaped from his
hiding place. Rokoff started to run.
but TarZan grasped him by the collar
and dragged him back. Neither spoke,
for both felt instinctively that murder
was being done in that ROOM. and Tar
Fan was confident that Rokoff had had
no intention that his confederate
should go that far. He felt that the
mans aims were deeper than that
deeper and even more sinister than
brutal, cold blooded murder.
Without h%esitating to question those
within the ape-man threw his giant
shoulder against the frail panel, and
in a shower of splintered wood he en-
tered the cabin, dragging Rokoff after
him. Before him on n couch the wo-
man lay. Paulvitch's fingers were
gripping the fair throat. while his vie
TINS hands beat futilely ut his face.
The noise of his entrance brought
Paulvitch to his feet, where he stood
glowering ~menacingly at TarZan. The
girl rose falteringly to a sitting pos
ture upon the couch. One hand was
at her throat, and her breath came in
little gasps. Although disheveled and
very pale, Tarzan recognized her as
the young woman whom he had caught
staring at him or deck earlier in the
day.
What is the meaning of this?" said
TarZan. turning to Rokoff, whom he
intuitively singled out as the instiga-
tor of the outrage. The man remain
ed silent. scowling. Touch the but
ton. please continued the ape-man.
I'VE will have one Of the ships off,
GERS here. This affair has gone quite
far enough"
mo. no." cried the girl. coming sud-
denly to her feet; please do not do
that! am sure that there was no
real intention to harm me. ! angered
this person. and he lost control Of
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past Rokoff. who held the door open
for him. Then the latter stepped
quickly out. The door closed. Tarzan
heard the click of the lock as Paul
witch turned it from the inside. Ro-
koff remained standing before the door,
with head bent. as though to catch the
words Of the two within. A nasty
smile curled his bearded lip.
Tarzan could hear the woman's
voice commanding the fellow to leave
her cabin. Il shall send for my huS-
band" she cried. He will show you
no mercy"
Paulvitch's sneering laugh came
through the polished panels.
The purser will fetch your husband,
madame" said the man. I'm fact. that
officer has already been notified that
you are entertaining a man other than
your husband behind the locked door
of your cabin"
BAH cried the woman. MY hus-
band will know"
Most assuredly your husband will
KNOW. out the purSer VIII not. nor VIII
the newspaper men who shall in some
mysterious way hear of it on our land
ing"
Alexis Paulvitch," came the wOm-
ans voice. cold and fearless, you are
q coward. and when l whisper a GER
tain name in your a you will think
better of your demands upon mt and
your threats against me-" And there
came a moments silence in which
Tarzan could imagine the woman lean
ing toward the scoundrel and whisper
ing the thing she had limited at into his
%ear-only a moment of silence and
then a startled oath from the man, the
scuftling OF feet. a woman's scream
and silence.
But scarcely had the cry ceased be-
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one Of his assailants. anG TarZan
fought as he had learned to fight with
the great bull apes Of the tribe of Ker-
chalk.
He was in a dozen places at once.
leaping hither and thither about the
room in sinuous bounds that reminded
the woman Of a panther she had seen
at the zoo. Now a wrist bone snapped
in his iron grip. now "a shoulder was
wrenched from It's socket as he forced
a victims arm backward and upward.
TO BE CONTINUED