Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
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hee u an ~ Ser lie has adventures
koro" ,a,v W strange an imdis and
xm " ,ocss OF human beings dyer
!srer% Soch other largely but ditke
@ I,om mmosscssion of tails. By doing
N me o makes friends and at last
\ ,nabled TO reach Me ony o Ayg,
isoino to find gig ,epe mG'e; nc
sop.' as q dirinity ana 's so
e..sIsimed. After q feast, 'chich Is
eesvsG,d eevGd bv the drunkenness OF ne king
ro" rsd "sourt, Tdrsan leaves the banquet
ii III and goes into a garden, ~ mhic"
"s.Ss ." sS a princess aud hcr. hand
y M,Ssr s, he recognizes in the, hand
senS sSsr 0irl he had Sdvcd from
eoIs. and she recognizes him, but
gnm,,,bps at a sign from him. The
sMi s",. is the stcoetheart Of a man he
ssVSf NV VSsfrisnded, but of this she kno:os
hay g he introduces himself as
Ohio, BY which name she
y.us,s MIN as the diuine stranger
S; Ss,.;,;so the city. "You have all
inopledoe.' she says.
AND HERE IT CONTINUES
40" TARTAN FASTENED to correct
IN her lest a reputation for omni-
..,.rcs might prove embarrassing. Il
Eacw @ only what Jad-ben -Otho wishes
me to know
np,t tell me-" she said. "I shall be
..,njted with Ia den? Surely the son
y rod can read the future.
TNo ape.m man was glad that he had
~ himself an avenue Of escape. IL
l,er nothing Of the future" he re.
la sn.S "other than what Jad- ben Otho
s l.iis me But / think you need have
w f.or for the future if you remain
Stbful to Ta-den and Ia den 8
friends" ,.,, ,,..,o,
,Tell me where is hep
Eyes" replied Tarzan. Il have
rrn him. He was with Om-at. the
mnd Of ul-ja.,
'aA prisoner Of the Waz-d -don? in
" "aSot prisoner, but an honorcd
rea," replied the ape man.
'HWait," he exclaimed, raising his
.es toward the heavens: do not
meak. I am receiving II message from
IN. ben. Otho. my father"
The two women dropped to their
tnees, covering their faces with their
s.nds Gtrickcn with awe at the
thought Of tho awful ncarncss Of the
e,reat God. Presently TarZan touched
0.lo.a on the shoulder.
"Rise,' he said. "Jad-ben' Otho
has spoken. He has told me that this
shye girl is from the tribe of kor-
Mia : wnere Ta-dcn is, and that she
& betrothed to ON -at, their chief. Her
name Is Pan .at-lee.'
O.lo.a turned questioningly toward
nn.at.lee.
The latter nodded, her simple mind
unable to determine whether or not she
and her mistress We're the victims of q
colossal hoax. 1T is even as he says,
'0.lo.a fell upon her knees and
touched her forehead to Tarzan's feet.
"Creat is the honor that Jad-ben -Otho
hts done his poor servant she cried.
Garry to him my poor thanks for the
happiness that he has brought to
0.o.a."
1T would please my father" said
Tarzan, IF you were to cause Pan at
lee TO be returned in safety to the viii
hse Of her people"
"What cares Jad-ben -Otho for such
v shef" asked O-lo-a, slight trace
dbauteur in her tone.
There is but one god" replied Tar
nm, "and he is the god of the Waz-
don as well as Of the Hoe don; of the
birds and the beasts and the flowers
and OF everything that grows upon the
earth or beneath the waters. If Pam
it-lee does right she is greater in the
eyes OF Jad d-ben- Otho than would be
the daughter OF ko-tan should she do
wrong"
II was evident that O-lo-a did not
quite understand this Interpretation of
nvlne favor, so contrary was it to the
Rachings of the priesthood of her
people In one respect only did Tar
mns teachings coincide with her be-
nef-that there was but one god For
me rest she had always been taught
nat he was solely the god of the Ho-
uoa IN every sense; other than that other |
creatures were created by Jad- ben |
vlaG TO serve some useful purpose for
'ae peneht of the IIO- don race, And |
now to be told by the son of god that
.e .1e stood no higher in divine esteem
Iaah the black handmaiden at her side
was was indeed shock to her pride. her
.saity, and her faith. But who could
specially when she had with her ooMD, own
g,s seen him in actuoI " Ti,n co,n,a, mpr own iD
With god in heaven? e''''iun''n
=, Inc Will Of Jad ben -Otho be done ,"
nv NV No W,o'a meekly, IF it lies within
i' Cor. .ul-Otho, to communicates yonr
atasTs aSr, wish directly to the king, : '0uf
Y. IIa',sn, "a "and see that no harm @ befaIIs SIis
Ill., &. III 'ei"'''
~ SAs was brought to me "t but yosl"T
IIM ~. she she said, "and never have / had
sTf S, won Woman who pleased me I,y better. ,'0f
si "Rnt nate ti to part with her."
"Sos "Sy"t mere are others" said Tar2an.
tbels tsS replied O-lo-a, there are
MI MAN
itys"S s%"Sny n.y. slaves are brought to the
" SYe, pSked 'H Tarzm, 'D'
"InsS she replied.