Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01

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 eyes scanning the interior of the palisade
 No one was in sight. His eyes rested upon the open doorway of a nearby hut. He would take look within. thought Tarzan. and so cautiously he approached the low thatched building.
 For moment he hesltated without. listening intently. There was no sound. and he glided into the semi darkness Of the interior.
 Weapons hung against the walls long spears. strangely shaped knives. couple of narrow shields. In the cen ter of the room was a cooking pot and at the far end a litter of dry grasses covered by woven mats. which evident ly served the owners as beds and bed ding. Several human skulls lay upon the floor
 Tarzan Of the apes felt of each arti- clc. hefted the spears. smeled of them for he saw" largely through his sensl tive and highly trained nostrils. He determined to own one Of these long pointed sticks but he could not take one on this trip because of the arrows he meant to carry.
 One by one Js he took each article from the walls he placed them in pile in the center of the room. and on top of all he placed the cooking pot inverted. and on top of this he laid one of the grinning skulls. upon which he fastened the headdress of the dead Kulorga
 Then Inc stood back and surveyed his work and grnned Tarzan of the apes was joker.
 But now he heard without the sounds of many voices and long. mournfu howls and mighty waillng He was startled Had he remained too longY
 Quickly he reached the doorway and pecred down the village street toward the village gate.
 The natives were not yet in sight. though he could plainly hear them ap- preaching across the plantation. They must be very near
 Like n flush he sprang across the opening 10 the pile of arrows Gath ering up all he could carry under ono arm, with kick he overturned the seethlng caldron and disappeared into the foliage. just as the first of the re- turning natives entered the gate at the far end of the village. He turned to watch the proceedings below. poised ike some wild bird ready to take swift wing nt the first sign of danger.
 The natives filed up the street. four of them bearing tbe body of Kulonga. ! Behind trailed the women. uttering strange cries and weird lnmentation. On they came to the portals of the very hui in which Tarzan had wrought his | depredutiuns
 Scarcely had half a dozen entered ! the building ere they came rushing out in wild. jabbering confusion. The others hastened 10 gather about There was much excited gesticwating. point ing and chattering Several of the warriors approached and peered within. Fnully an old fellow with many or. naments of metal about his arms and legs and necklace of dried human hands depending upon his chest. en- tered the hut
 IL was Mbonga, the king. father of Kulohga
 | For few moments all were silent Then AlbOnga emerged. n look of min ! Sled wrath nRd fear writ upon his hideous countenance. He spoke few words to the assembled warriors. mud in an Instant the men were flying through the little village searching minutely every hut and corner within | the palisade
 Scarcely had the search conmenced than the overturned caldron was dis covered and with if the theft of the ! poisoned arrows Nothing more they found, and it was thoroughly awed apd frightened group of sayages which huddled around their king few mos ments later
 They stood in little groups. talking