The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-24

ape-man,s susrrstlon that Clayton be
hurled beside the former Lord urey-
stoke mar the edge OF the Jungle,
against the cabin that the older man
had buIlt.
lane Porter vas rIad that Il was to
be 20. and IN her heart OF hearts she
wondered mt the marvellous nnensss OF
character of this wondrous man. who.
though raisel by brutes and among
brute, had the true ohiyalry and ten
derness which one only associates with
tho reflnements OF the highest civilisa-
ton.
They had proceeded some three miles
OF tho nye that had separated Thorn
from T,rzan's own beach when the
WazIrl who werc ahead stoppsd sud-
denly, pointing In amusement At .
strange f,guve approa ching them along
the beach. 1t was IA man with a shiny
silk hat. who walked slowly with bent
head and hands c,asped behind him
underneath the tails Of his long. black
coat.
Al .lsht of him Jane Porter uttered
A little cry OF surprise and Joy, and ran
quickly ahead To meet him. Al the
souud OF her voice the old man looked
up, and when ne SAW who Il was con-
fronting him he, too. cried out In relief
and happiness. As Professor Archi-
modes q. Porter folded his daughter IN
his arms tears streamed down his
scanned old face. and Il was several
minutes before he could control himself
sufi,cien to speak.
when, "A moment later. he recognized
Tarzan II was with difficulty that they
could convince him that his sorrow had
not unbalanced his mind. for. with tho
other members OF the party. he had been
20 thoroughly convinced that the ape
man was dead II Was n problem to
reconcile tho conviction with the very
lifelke APPEARANCE Of James forest
god" The old man was deeply touched
at the news Of CiAyton'a death.
II cannot understand IT," he said.
"Monsleur Thuran assured " that Clay
ton passed away many days ago
'-Thuran 10 with your asked Taraan.
"Yea: he hut recently found us and
led us 70 your cabin. We we're cAmped
hut n short distance north OF II. Bless
me. hut he will be delighted to see you
both"
And surprlssd," commented Tarzan.
A short time later the strange party
came TO the clearing in which stood tho
ape -nan's cabin. Il was nlled with
r~oplc coming and going, and almost
the nrst whom Tarzsn saw Vas
D'Arnot.
"Pouf," he cried Pm the name OF
SANITY. What are YOU doing here? or
ara Va All lnsane?''
II was quickly explained. howeyer. as
were many other seemipv,v stranse
things DArnot's shin had b.en oruls- :
ing along tho coast. on patrol duty
when. at tho lieutcnant,s susrrstlon.
they had anchored ON tho Ilttle land.
locked harbor IN have another look At
the cabin ana the Jungle I'm which many
OF the officer. and men had taken mart
In exciting adyen,ures Two wears before
ON landing th.y had found Lord Ten
nInyton'a pnrtv. and ARRANGEMENTS wer,
being made TO take them an on board
.ha ro,lnu!u- -,,rr,,- and carr ,han
hack tn cIvillza,ion
Hazel strong and her mo,her. rs.
merald, and Mr. samuel r. phiI,na.r
were Amos, overcome nv happiness Al
Jane port.,'s safe return. IIer esr,pc
seemed To them mn, shor, of mir, "a
Ions. and i, was m, consensus ~ opIu.
ion tina, II could have been achieved bv
no other man than Tarzan Of the Apes.
They loaded the nncomfortab,c np,.nan
with euIogl.s asd attentions until N.
wished himself back I'm the amphi.
theatre OF the apes.
All were Interested in his s1vare
Waziri, and many were the gifts Ia.
black men received from thes. friend,
Of their king, but whrn they learned