Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

aside, as though AFRAID. Tarsan watched
intently. The Tor-o- don was now quite
close to one Of the tricerntops. II swung
Its head and snapped at him viciously.
Instantly the Tor don sprang in and
commenced to belabor the huge beast
across the face with his stick. To the
ape mans amusement the gryf, that
might have annihilated the compara-
lively puny Tor-o-d instantly In any
Of dosen ways, cringed like whipped
| cur.
"Wbee-oo! Vince 90 I" shouted the
Toro- don and the gryf came slowly
toward him. A whack on the median
norh oIousnt ~ 70 STOP; Ihen the
Lorc-oon waIked around penind ":
S5 cnsea up ms osii ana seated n,mscit
astuIe Ell, on Ine nuge PACK. wnee.
W. nc snoutcd ana proceed me Denst
VIZ VIZ snarp point OF ms SUCK Inc
sryi e""ineheed 10 move on.
SO rapt had Tarzan been In the scene
Ds'ow MN that ne had given no thought
~, toL ne reanxed tnat por MIN
,nn,r...a S ..Iee s ume ned IN tncse pr1et
.nrs.a saeu Yack countIesS eses 70
'eiEre tnelr eyes page OF the
Innhs h Ina aisIant Past. They two had
t;us yuscu u uPoh .ne nr@ man ana his primi-
''. oe"sts OF ourdeh.
,,ohnS no" tne rluden gryf halted and
snfisci.rtp ~ a. M, nem, DelIowing. " was
; m.nt.: me creature had warned It's
Tnr'e Tr a. "a 'nelr PIesence. instantly tns
,hn .,.o oon ,i urged the oeast close beneath
ti,,,. ,ee , mn'ch heid .hein, nj tne same
hans s i'ta4,ng 70 ms iset upon me horny
1ss.t @ car Aan seW IL INC cestiaI ince, the
~ rs nss' ns mlghty musciee. From
rac,.and oriw % trnn nra s,'eS s u.ui ,he human
.n.u,. oniy rom suen couia IL nave
have survived the horrid dangers Of the
"so '"ae was 'ne'rs.
The Tor beat upon his breast
and growled horribly-hideous un-
couth, beastly. Tarzan rose TO bis full
height upon a swuying branch-straight
and beautiful as a demigod--uns,oiied
by the taint of civilization--n perfect
specimen of what the human race might
have been had the laws Of man mot in.
terfered with the laws Of nature.
The Pre.en, stt.d an go. J.. At.
bow and drew the N. - co. h.". !" 1r m's
Past bscnr its E % clSims ar rnon ouch ,,,te Inc
strength so,s1bt - raa.h ~, npou oru.s S
ssnk dsSn % EVmn in,o H. gu. u me loose ioosed arrow
toJ ,,si, ohcR into the OBLIVION that
..r-- ' n,' hiha
,iarsan -jad ,guru! - murmured Pan
ct-iee, unknowingly giving him out of
title that the warriors OF her tribe had
bestowed upon him.
The ape-m turned to her. PAN at
lee, he said, these beasts may keep
- reed here indefinitely. doubt
II We can escape together, but I have
pan. You remain here, hiding your.
oeif IN the foliage. while I start back
acr1es the gorge IN sight Of them and
yolfne to attract their attention. Un-
less they have more brains than I sus-
poet they will follow me. When they
are gone you make for the cliff. Wait
Tor me In the cave not longer than to-
Gay. II l DO not come by tomorrow's
sun you will have to start back for
hor-ul-1 alone. Here Is a joint Of
deer meat for you" BE had severed
one OF the deer's hind legs and this he
passed up to her.
Il cannot desert you," she said SIM
Ply, 1t Is not the way of my people
to desert friend and ally. ON at
would never forgive me-"
TEL Om at that ] commanded you
TO e., replied TarSan.
.it is q comiIand! she asked.
1t Is Good by. Pan at Ice. Hasten
back to Om- -a.--you are a fitting mate
for the chief Of Kor- ul- ja." He moved
on slowly through the trees.
GOOD by,. Iarzan- jad- guru !" she
called after him. Fortunate are my
om- at and his Pan-at-lee in owning
suSh friend''
Iarzan, shouting aloud. continued
upon his way and the great gryfs, lured
oy MS voice, followed beneath. His
ruse was evidently proving successful, |
ana ne was hiled with elation as he led |
tne oe,lowing beass farther and farther |
from ran at lee. be hoped that she
woul9 sake advantage OF the opportunity
nHorded her Ior escape, yet ut the same
Iims ne was nlled with concern as to her
aoiusy 70 survive the dangers which
T ny oe'ween nor. ui- gryt and k9r- ia:
~" n wgse lions ahd iGr-o-d dons and
We uhtrienuiy ulpe OF hor-ul- lul to
anger ~ eta.s ee1 pfccrsss, though the distance
not srast w. 1' '''n' VI hef people was
IL rNsI..5 ~ A
..aS .ts teu noI vavery ana under.
st""u sS tne seaoureeIniness that she must
-. - e'a.non WIZ al primicive peo,
az. w. ~, uv ~ auy, nuSe eontend
~, 49,, wy" a.. na'ure INV OF the
~ tha nr,,sro,,a ~ s.inI a'ueu ny any
That c,viu,at,on thrn,. puss'y p. A..
brood ~ r,esE Ei,rns '" "'o"nu '''
sewers, t;n,as Jrr,,o .,,,s ,-,.
~ The gorge Torx.r nn.s ~
wit his keen nursuerr but al, r. No
aynil Double as he would ha .o,iS ~
throw them off his track and ever ao he
changed his course thev cbaneaJ tha;re
10 conform, ''
Along the verge OF the for..t imam
The southeastern side of the goros ha
sought some point at which tbe trecs