Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

0s CLh3fNf"nH t len or each had expended the hdm shots allowed
 While M. Flaubert spoke Tarzan 1o Iected a cigarette from his chse shf lighted it De Coude was the person, fcldon Of cooluess-w8s not h0 tle best shot in Fruuce3
 Presently M Tlaubert uCl5c5 '.tH D'Arnot and each man placed his r&'c cipai in position.
 Are you quite ready ge1ticwl asked M. Flaubert
 Quite" replied De Coude
 Tarz0n nodded NI Fllube rvg the signal He and D'Arnos tept ( back a few paces Co be out cf hc limo of fire as the men paced slowly Six, Seveui Eight. There were ,-- in D'Arnots eyes. He loved re--a1 very much. Ninel Another rac- rg the poor lieutenant gave the sierol SO hated to give To him ie 5rnF the doom of his best friend
 Quickly De Coude wheeled 1cd E-ss. Tarzan gave a little start H'g-7 NtAlA AaAbAthA AA HIS rthAts - hesitated. as though waiting t- ze1 IJs antagonist crumple to the ground. Frenchman was too cZpe-i--c-a s marksman not to know ttst Ne scored a hit Sdll Torzan mode - move Co raise his pistol. -- CCrT fired once more, but the attitude ape-man-the utter ind'ferre l7f was SO apparent in every l'-c q irr nonchalant ease Of his g.a-. -7 --' the even. unruhled pumr- e
 rette-had disconcerted tho t- -tv man in France. This tmV E.r71 -'t not start, but again DO CenSr 1r that be had hit
 Suddenly the explanation l-svr. it his mind-bis antagonist wa- c-cnv taking these terrible chance. tf hope that he would receive DO -taT-o ing wound from any of Dc g-7Ez, three shots. Then be would tsEg hi. own time about shooting DO lcHdl down deliberately, coolly and ir c-i1 blood A little shiver ran lr hs Frenchman's spine IL was 6rrdisr- diabolical. What manner Cf c-1Eturr was this that could stand cCmplac-n.l- with two bullets in him waiting T.L la third?
 And so De Coude took careful siu this time, but his nerve was gone md he made a clean miss. Not once had Tarzan raised his pistol hand from where it hung beside his leE
 For a moment the two stood looking straight into each others cTes Cr Tarzan's face was pathetic sEpFr sion of disappointment On De Cond 2 a rapidly growing expression of hersr yes, of terror.
 He could endure it no longeC...
 shoot, mOnsieurr' he screamc5,
 But Tarzau did not raise his pistol Instead, be advanced toward De Coude and when D'Anot and M, Fiaubera misinterpreting his intention, would have rushed between them he,rNse5 his left hand in a sign of remonsTHpee DO not fear," he said Co thew shall not harm him."
 It was most unusual, but tb6y h4lleG Tarzan advanced until be was qsfits close to De Coude.
 There must haze been scma nE wrong with monsi sur's spistol, Ht sail @Or monsieur is unstrung Tak3 nip1 moEsieGr, ana try aEain, and Ta1S&1 offered his pis 'ol, butt foremost. Co tia astouished De COude,
 "Mon Dieu, n,onsieEr7rCried thu Ia5- ter. Are yOu m2d%
 "No, my friend replied the ape-man "but ] deserve t0 die It is the only way in which ! may atone for ths wrong ] have done a very gaed woman Take my pistol and do as ! bid"
 Tt would be murderP replied Ds Coude FBut what wrong did you dc my wife? She swore to me that
 "I do not mean that" said TarEau quickly "Yor saw all the wrong that passed between us. But that was enough tO cast a shadow upon her name and to ruin the happiness of a man against whom ] had no enmity. The fault was all mine, and SO ] hoped to die for 1t this morning ] am disaD pointed that monsieur is not SO won. derful a marksman as I had been led to believe"
 You say that the fault was an yoursT asked De COude eagerly. M .i
 "All mine, monsieur Your N'ifo is < very pure woman. She loves only Bou The fault that you saw was an mine The thing that brought me there War no fault of either the Countess de Coude or myself Here is a paper which will quite positively demonstrate that" And Tarzan drew from hi, pocEet the statement Rokoff had Wflt ten and signed rI
 De COude took 1t and read DiArpp' and M. Blaubert had drawn neaE Theg were interested spectators 6f thit strange ending of strange duel None spoke until De Coude had quite hnisp. ed; then he looked up at Tarzan F
 You are a very brave and chYal' rous gentleman" be said rI thahh God that ] did not ldll you"
 De Coude was a Frenchman French. men are impulsive. He threw hit afInl about rarzan and embraced bim Nl.
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