Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-18

I godilke man was it's Win rO sick nerves
 From the description which Clayton and her father and Mir Philander had given her she knew that it must be the same wonderful creature who had saved them. and she saw fin him only protector and a friend
 But as Terkoz pushed her roughly aside to meet TarZan's charge and she saw the great proportions of the ape and the mighty muscles and the fierce fangs her heart quailed. How could any animal vanquish such n mighty antagonistl
 Like two charging bulls they came together and like two wolves sought each others throat. Against the long canines of the ape was pitted the thin blade of the mans kuife.
 Jane Porter-her 1.-the form fiattened against the trunk of a great tree. her hands tight pressed against her rising and falling bosom and her eyes wide with mingled horror. fascination. fear and admiration-watched the primor- dial ape battle with the primeval man ~
 As the great muscles of the mans back and shoulders knotted beneath the tension of his efforts and the huge biceps and forearm held at bay those mighty tusks the veil of centuries of civilization and culture was swept from the blurred vision of the Baltimore girl When the thin knife drank deep sT ..fu Nartva "a hau u-tf and the great carcass rolled lifeless upon the ground it was a primeval woman who sprang forward with out stretched arms toward the primeval man who had fought for her and won her.
 And Tarzan7
 He did what no red blooded man needs lessons in doing He took his woman in bls arms and smothered her with kisses
 For a moment Jane Porter lay there with half closed eyes. But as suddenly as the veil had been withdrawn 1t dropped again. and ap outraged con science suffused her face with its scar let mantle. and mortified woman thrust Tarzan of the apes from her and buried her face in her hands.
 Tarzan had been surprised when he had found the girl he had learned to love after a vague and abstract man. ner a willing prisoner in his arms. Now he was surprised that she repulsed him.
 He came close to her once more and took hold of her arm. She turned upon him like a tigress. striking bis great breast with her tiny hands
 Tarzan could not understand 1t.
 moment ago and it had been his intention to hasten Jane Porter back to her people. but that moment was lost Since then Tarzan of the apes had felt the warm form close pressed to his The hot. sweet breath against bis cheek and mouth had famed 2 new flame to life within his breast
 Again he laid his hand upon her arm Again she repulsed him. And then Tarzan of the apes did just what his first ancestor would have done. He took his woman in hls arms and carried her into the jungle.
 Early the following morning the foul within the little cabin by the beact were awakened by the booming of 6 cannon Clayton was the first to rust out and there. beyond the harbor's mouth. he saw two vessels lying at an chor.
 One was the Arrow and the other q small French cruiser The sides of ths latter were crowded with men gazing shoreward. and 1t was evident to Clay ton. as to the others. who had now joined him. that the gun which they had heard had been fired to attract their attention if they still remained al the cabin.
 By means of a bonfire the attention of the cruiser was gained. and boat was lowered and dispatched toward the beach.
 As it was drawn up a young offices stepped out He was met by Clayton. "M. Clayton. presume" he asked ''Ihank heaven. you have come!" wal Clayton's reply. And 1t may be thaI 1t is not too late even now"
 "What do you mean. monsieurf asked the officer.
 Clayton told of the abduction of Jan, Porter and the need of armed men ts aid fin the search for her.
 "Mon Dieup exclaimed the officer
 Among the officers fin the last boats tl put or from the cruiser was the com ,, mander of the vessel. and when he had heard the story of Jane Porter's abduc ton he generously called for volunteer to accompany Professor Porter ant Clayton fin their search. Not an officer or a man of those brave Frenchmen who did not quickly beg leave to be one of the expedition. | fU<r k~ Hn,Stp,Ax