The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
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V. 6cons1nszaaA .... of the five that had separated them from Tarzanrs own beach when the Waziu who were ahead stopped sud denly, pointing in amazement at a strange figure approac hing them along fhe beach. It was man with a shiny silk hatzkwbo walked slowly with bent hehd and hands clasped behdnd him underneath the tails of his long black coat
 At sight of him Jane Perter uttered little cry of surprise and joy and ran quickly ahead to meet him. At the sound of her voice the old man looked up, and when he saw who it was con fronting Rim be. too. cried out in relief and happiness As Professor Arcl1i- uedes O. Porter folded his daughter in his armG tears streamed dow1 his scanned old face, and 1t was several minutes before he could control him Belf suflciently to speak.
 When moment later he recog alzed Tarzan it was with difnculty that they could convince him that his sorrow had not unbalanced his mind, for with the other members Of the party he had been so thoroughly convinced that the Rpe-man was dead it was q pro 0blem k0 reconcile the conviction Witt the very life1ihe appearance of sJane's for est god The old man was dseply touched at the news of Clayton Heath
 .s1 cannot understand it, he said. ss8E. Thurnn assured us that ClayboE passed away many days ago.
 Thuran ls with you 7'' asked Tar Ean z
 ..Hes He but recently found us and led as to your cabin We were ca n1led but short distance north of 1t. Bless me. but he win be deiighted to see you b5th-s
 ':A1d sarpriaed,' commented Iar-
 A shozt lime later the strange party came to the clearing in which stood Inc apeznan's cabin nwas filled with people coming and going, and almost the hrst whom Tarzan saw waa D' Ar not
 ePaulrs he cried. Tn the nasae of Eanity, what are you doans herel Or are we aIE insane P, a q It kas quickly exp1ained. however, as were many other seemingly strange things pArnot's ship had been cruis- ing along the coast on patrol duty when, at the Heutenantss suggestion, They had anchored off the little land locked harbor to have smother look at the cabin and the Jungle in which many of the oficers and men had ta- ken part i'm exciting adventures two years before On landing they had found Lerd Tennington's party, and $arrnngenaezlts were being made t3 take them all on board the following morn ing and carry them back to civiliza- Eon-
 Hazel Strong and her mothes Es- fneralAk. and Samuel F Phi1auder were almost overcome by happiness at Jane Porter's safe return Her escape seemed to them ntf1e short of miracu- 5aua, and lk was the consensus of opin- l0m t1ank ak could have been achieved by no other man than Tarzan of the Apes They loaded fns unconafc rtable npesnan with esl5ogies and ate ntions uzztn he wEhed lzmeelf back 1n the nn1phifhe1teE of ti1e apes AM ware interested h fhe savage FFEamtrd and many were the g1fts the .b1ack men received From these friends tnm& he might sail away from them upon the great canoe that lay at an .nl,oe a znzla cfr. shore they 5ecarn very nad
 As yet Ire newcomers had seen nothing of Ford Bennington and M. ThuEan- They had gone out for. fresh meat eazly in the day and had not yet returned
 'Hew surprised this man. whose name you say IS RokoG. will be So see E0u,r said Jane Porter to Tarxan.
 H1s surprise will be short lived, = replied the npe-nan grlm9y, and there was that in his tone that made her look up into his face fn alarm. What she read there evidently confirmed her fearss for sfe put her hand upon his nrzn and pleaded with him to Ieeve the Russian 10 the laws of France.
 Tn the heart of fhe jungle dear. T she said, with no other form O. right pr justice to appeal to other than your own mighty muscles, you would be WazrRnted fn executtng upon this man the sentence he deserves, but with the Btrcng arm Of a civilized government af your disposal it would be murder b Kill him new. Even your friends wzsnld have to submit to your arrest CT If you resisted it you would plunge us all into misery and unhappfness agn1n- cannot bear to lose you again, my Tarzan- Promise me that you win but turn him over to Captain Du- frnmne and let the law take it's course The beast is not worth rfsking our happiness for"
 He saw the wisdom sof her appeal mnd promised. A half hour later Ro- koH and Bennington emerged from the jungle They were walking side by mfae- Remington was the first to note ths presence of strangers in the camp. 1- ~r- fz.. FzlacI- a@-r-s<,s-<. r,a r><y with the sailors from the cruiser, and then he saw 1.-the, brown giant kalk- ing with Lieutenant D'Arnot and Cap tain sDufranne.
 Wbo is that. I wonder" said Ten nzngfon f0 Rolzoff. and as the Russian raised his eyes and met these of the mr~nzrx1nr, fulf mon him he afaesuere{7