Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-28
CHAPTER *.


pusoneC, and when his eyes fen
upon the empty cot across the room
the American came to the center OF
the floor with a single bound
clad in his pajamas he ran out intb
the living room and gave the alarm.
I'm another moment the search WINS on
but no sign Of the cave man was to
be found, nor Of the guardian Terkoz
Gle must have killed the dog in
sisted Greystoke. but they failed to
find the beasts body. for the excellent
reason that at that very moment Ter
koz, bristling with anger, was nosing
about the spot where nearly a month
before, he had been struck down by
the Arab as he had sought TO protect
the girl to whom he had attached him
self.
As he searched the spot his equally
savage companion fastened TO the cave
farther mp the mountainside, aud with
his knife uuearthcd the head Of 90
which he had buried there i'm the soft
earth of q crevice within the lair.
The trophy was now i'm rather sad
state, and Nh felt that he must forego
the pleasure Of laying it intact at the
feet of his future mate, but the great
saber teeth were there and the skull
He removed the former, fastening
them to his loin cloth, and laid the bal
ance Of the head outside the cave
where yultures might strip it clean of
flesh against NUS return, for he did
not wish 10 be burdened with it during
his search for NatuL
A deep bay from Terkoz presently
announced the finding of tue trail, and
Mt the signal Nu leaped down the
mountain side, where the impatient
beast awaited him.
A moment later the two savage trail
crs were speeding away upon the spoor
Of the Arab slave and ivory raiders.
Though the trail was old, it stll was
sufficiently plain for these two.
The hounds scent was but a trihe
more acute than his human compan-
ions. hut the man depended almost
solely upon the tclltale evidences which
his eyes could apprehend. leaving the
scent spoor for the beast, for thus it
had been his custom 10 hunt with the
savage wolhsh progeH!tors Of Terkoz
hundred thousand years before
They moved silently ard swiftly
through the jungle. across vaileys, over
winding hin trails, wherever thc aroad
. path Of the caravan led I'm day they
covered as much ground as the cars-
van had covered I'm a week.
BY night they slept at the foot Of
some great tree, the man and beast
curled mp together. or cravled within
/ dark caves when the way lea through
/ the mountain, OF when ZoE the lion,
/ was abroad the man would build
rude Platform high among tine branch
/ es of q tree that he aud the hound
might sleep I'm peace throughout lhc
night
M saw strange sights that filed him
| with wonder and sealed his belief chat
/ be had been tremendously transferred
| to another world.
There were villages OF black men,
| some of which gave evidence of recent
conflict Burned huts and mutilatcd
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