Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-02

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 again with such a force as would en- able them to sweep the entire country for miles around until no yestige of human life remained
 They had looked in vain for the own CT of the voice which had frightened of the men who had been detailed to put the torch to the huts but not even the keenest eye among them had been able to locate him. They had seen the pun of smoke from the tree following the shot that brought down the Arab. but though a volley had immediately been lOosed into its foliage, there had been no indication that it had been ef- fectiye
 Tarzan was too intelligent to be caught in any such trap. and SO the re- port of his shot had scarcely died away before the ape-man was on the ground and racing for another tree a hundred yards away Here he again found a suitable perch from which he could watch the preparations of the raiders. E occurred to him that he might have considerable more fun with them. SO again he called to them through his improvised trumpet
 Leave the ivoryw he cried. Leave the ivory, Dead men have no use for i-oryr'
 Some of the Manyuema started to lay down their loads, but this was al- together too much for the avaricious Arabs With loud shouts and curses they aimed their guns full upon the ] bearers, threatening instant death to | any who might lay down his load They could give up firing the village but the thought Of abandoning this enormous fortune in ivory was quite beyonl their conception. Better death than that.
 And so they marched out of the vil- | lage of the Wuziri and on the shoul- ders Of their slaves was the ivory ran som of a score of kings. Toward the north they marched, back toward their | savage settlement.
 Under Tarzan's guidance the black | Waziri warriors stationed themselves along the trail on either side in the deusest underbrusb. They stood at far l intervals, and as the column passed a single arrow or a heavy spear well | aimed, would pierce a Manyuema or | an Arab. Then the Waziri would melt | into the distance and run ahead to take his stand farther on. They did | not strike unless success were sure and 1 the danger of detection almost nothing. and so the arrows and the spears were few and far between, but SO persistent and inevitable that the slow moving column of heavy laden raiders was in constant state of panic-panic at the l pierced body of the comrade who had ! just fallen, panic at the uncertainty of who the next would be to fall and when.
 It was with the greatest difficulty that the Arabs prevented their men a dozen times from throwing away their burdens and fleeing like frightened rabbits up the trail toward the north And so the day wore on-a frightful nightmare of a day for the raiders -a day of weary but well repaid work for the Waziri. At night the Arabs con structed a rude bOma in a little clear ing by a river and went into camp.
 At intervals during the night a rife would bark close above their heads. and one of the dozen sentries which they now had posted would tumble to the ground Such a condition was in- supportabe, for they saw that by means of these hdeous tactics they would be completely wiped out. one by one, without inhicting a single death upon their enemy But yet, with the persistent avariciousness of the white man, the Arabs chung to their loot and when morning came forced the demor- allzed Manyuema to take up their bur dens of death and stagger on into the jungle
 For three days the whitening column kept up its frightful march. Each hour Was marked by Ats deadly arrow or cruel spear The nights were made hideous by the barking of the invisible gun that made sentry duty equivalent to a death sentence
 On the morning of the fourth day the Arabs were compelled to shoot two of their blacks before they could com. pei the balance to take up the hated ivory, and as they did SO a voice rang out clear and strong from the jungle ''roday you die, oh, Manyuema, un less you lay down the ivory Fall upon