Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

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Russian in irons a1-1 Con1ne him on
board the cruiser
Just before the guard escorted the
prisoner 10 the small boat that was
90 transport him 10 his temporary pris-
on Tarzan asked permission 20 search
him and TO bis DELIGHT found the stoleR
papers concealed upon his person.
The shot had brought Jane Porter
and the others from the cabin, and
moment after the excitement had died
down she greeted the surprised Lord
bennington. Tarzau Joined them after
he had taken the papers from Rokoff.
and as he approached Jane Porter In
troduced him 20 bennington.
"John Clayton, Lord Greyst0ke, my
lord" she said
The Englishman looked bis astOnish-
ment I'm spite of his most herculean
efforts to appear courteous, and It re-
Quircd many repetitions Of the strange
story Of the ape-man as told by him
self. Jane Porter and Lieutenant DAT
not to convince Lord bennington that
they were not an quite mad.
AT sunset they buried William Cecil
Clayton beside the jungle graves Of his
uncle and his aunt the former Lord
and Lady Grcyst0ke. And IL was at
Tarzou's request that three vOlleys
We're fired over the last resting place
of "a brave man. who met his death
brayely."
Professor Porter, who I'm his younger
days had been ordained a minister
conducted the simple services for the
dead About the grave. with bowed
heads, stood as strange q company Of
mOuruers as the sun ever looked down
upon. There were French officers and
sailors, two English lords, Americans
and q score of savage African braves.
Following the funeral Tarzan asked
Captain Dufranne to delay the sailing
OF the cruiser a couple of days while
| be went inland few miles to fetch
his belongings" and the officer gladly
granted the favor
Late the next afternoon Tarzan and
his Waziri returned with the first load
Of belongings" and when the party
saw the ancient ingots OF virgin gold
they swarmed upon the apemau with
q thousand questions but he was smil-
ingly obdurate TO their appeals-he de
| clined to give them the slightest clew
| as 20 the source of his immense treas
urc 'There are n thousand that left
| behind he explained. "fOr every one
that I brought away, and when these
are spent ! may wish TO return for
more"
The next day he returned to camp
with the balance Of his ingots and
when they were stored on board the
| cruiser Captain Dufranue said he felt
/ like the commander Of an old time
Spanish gaileon returning from the
treasure cities OF the Aztecs. 81 don't
know what minute my crew VIII cut
my throat and take over the ship" be
/ added.
The mex; morning. 40 they were pre-
pairing to embark upon the cruiser
/ Tarzan Ventured a suggestion to Jane
| Porter
/ "Wild beasts are supposed TO be de
void Of sentiment. be said. but. new
ertheless, ! should Ike to be married
I'm the cabin where ] was born, beside
the graves of my mother and my IA
Their and surrounded by the savage
| jungle that always has been my
home"
Would it be quite regular, dearr
she asked. "Tor If It would ] know o.
no other place IN which / should rath
en- be married TO my forest god thar
beneath the shade Of his primeyal for
est"
And when they spoke Of it 10 tho
others they were assured that it would
be quite regular. and most splendi,
termination Of a remarkable romance
So the entire party assembled within
the little cabin and about the door q
witness the second ceremony that Pro
fessor Porter was to solemnize within
three days.
D'Arnot was TO be best man ant
Hazel Strong bridesmaid until Ten
nington upset an the arrangements bl
another of his marvellous ideas"
] III Miss Strong is agreeable" hl
said. taking the hrldesmaids hand %