Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
Copyright. 1918, by W. c. Chapman

As IurIun boarded nlS sulp Wtef what seemed a most tedious wait Co him two men watched him from an upper deck Both were fashiOnabiy dressed and smooth shaven. The taller of the two had sandy hair, but his eyebrows were very black Later iu the day they chanced Co meet Tarzan on deck, but as one hHrriedly called his companions attention to something at sea their faces were turned from Tar gan as he passed. SO that he did not notice their features In fact. he had paid no attention Co them at all
 Following the instructions of his chief, Tarzau had booked his passage under an assumed name-JOhn Cuid- well. London. He did not understand the necessity for this. and it caused him considerable speculation. He won dered what role he was Co play in Cape Town.
 "Wen." he thought. thank heaven that l am rid Of Rokof He was com mencing to annoy me. l wonder if am really becoming SO civilized that presently l shall develop a set of nerves He would give them to me if any one could, for he does not fight fair One never knows through what new agency he is going to strike lt is as though Sabor the tiger. had induc- ed Tautor. the elephant and Hist1h, the snake, to join him i'm attempting to kin me. would then never have known what minute or by whom ] was to be attacked next But the brutes are more ChivalrOus than man They do not stoop to cowardly intrigue"
 At dinner that night Tarz1n sat-next to a young woman whose place was at the captains left The officer intro duced them.
 Miss, Strong. Where had he heard the name before? It was very fa- miliar And then the girls mother gave him the clew. for when she ad- dressed her daughter she called her Hazel
 Hazel Strong, What memories the name inspiredl It had been a letter to this girl penned by the fair hand of Jane Porter. that had carried Co him the first message from the woman he loved How viyidly be recalled the
 
 the cabin of his long dead father. where Jane Porter had sat writing it late into the night. while be crouchcl in the darkness without How teIr0C stricken she would have been that night had she known that the wild jungle beast squatted outside her win- dow, watching her every move
 And this was Hazel Strong, ]auo POrter's best friend,
 
 Let us to back a few months to the little, wind swept platform of a rail- way station iu northern Wisconsin. The smoke of forest fires hangs low over the surrounding landscape it's acrid fumes smurting the eyes of a little party of six who stand waiting the coming of the train that is to bear them away toward the south.
 Professor Archime3es Q. Porter. his hands clasped beneath thc tails or his long coat, paces back and forth under the ever watchful eye of his faithful secretary. Samuel TT Philander Twice within the past few minutes he has started absentmiudedly across the tracks i'm the direction Of a nearby swamp. only to bo rescued and drag ged back by the ureless Mir Philander.
 Jane Porter, the professors daugh- ter. is iu strained and lifeless conver- sation with William Cecil Clayton and Tarzan Of the Apes. Within the little waiting room but a bare moment be- fore a confession of love and reuuucia- lion had taken place that had bightpd the lives and happiness of two of the party, but William Cecil Clayton U-ord Greystokel was not one ot them
 Behind Miss Porter lowered tne motherly Esmeraida She. BOO. wus happy for was she not returning Co her beloved Maryland? Already she could see dimly through the fog 0i smoke the murky headlight of the Ofr coming engine The men began Cd gather up the hand baggage Sudden ly Clayton exclaimed:
 ''By Jovew he cried. "l've left mg ulster in the waiting room," and has tened Ofi to fetch it.
 ''Goodby. Jauc." said Tarzan eX lending his hand "God bless youw
 "Goodby" replied the gin faintly oTry 60 fosset m, Mo- not t1at rould noI bear to think tbat you haJ furcottCn me-
 "Thera is mo danger of that dear' he answered "l wish to heaven tba ] might forget lt would be so mucl easier than to go through life aIway. remembering what might havc been You wu be huppy though, l anu sure you sinai. You must ba. You may tei the others of my decision to drive m. car on to New York don't feel equa 10 biddng Clnyt0n goodb}
 As Clayton stopped to pic6 mp hi coat iu Che waiting room his eyes icl on a telegraph blnnk lying fnce dowl upon tle floor lIc stopped Co pick up. thinking that it might he a mes sage of importance which some ou had dropped Ile glanced at irs hastily