Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
rurs REGINs THE STORY

-. c0pftpe in an AFRICAN lh"ye,
ri he searches for her. ~ me
jsnele Ne sores III TIT ,.n,n ."yr r;on
crcefsre ~. L;Hs me lion.
Tm op p",nosf human friendship is
.,tebiished befDeen the dpe- man ano
lie mdn- tang. Icy ths, yyh, .,pouoe
~ There. too, they meet ON at.
"three. in one friendship IS
ssteblsAed ee,neen % rt, w "E.e E,
Mekmg ,n ~ Wa. doe. had souoht TO
te 1 sossession Of Pan -at-Iee, tchom
Om.st lores; os w N"s pa m"
with hr go''th * avnoic tor safely.
es,s~ s.covnters the devil eyed lion of
| Ws mopatdins.. The party s pursned
W rsrriors, mn'cn seeh' 20 So"'G .;.uo.s uU
Sep."., .,,,;th ne precision of long
latitude, to,odrd the memdcing tgure
yielding IT'S neoVp cuo ''oVe uo"'
AND HERE 1T CONTiNUES
THERE was a momentary pause Of
/ ,be rope hand as the moose sped
.wsrd its goal, a quick movement OF
4. y;sht wrist that closed it upon its
y;ctm as 1t settled over his head, and
/ ,h.n a surging tug as, seizing the rope
n both hands, Tarzan threw back upon
Il ali the weight of his great frame.
voicing q terfified shrek, the Waa-
don lunged headforemost from the re-
cess above Ia den. Iarzan praced MIN
self for the coming SHOCK wneh tne
creatures body should nave taiien the
full length OF the rope, ann es u did
there was a snap OF the veteprae that
rose sckeningly IN the momehtarv 81
| lsnce that had foiio"ed the aoomsu
mans departing screahl' Chehaheh Wy
the stress OF 'he sua'eh's aries'eo
weight at the emu oi 'ne rope' ain"n
quickly puiieo 'he o''s " 'i' s'u' 'n"'
be might remove 'ne h'ose rum ao'u'
| is neck, for he could not AFFORD to lose
- nriceless weapoa.
n..,na tho sever,J seconds that Ind
pu',"s . 49,. "
elapsed since ne cast the rope the "az-
don warriors had remained inert as
.horob naralyzed by wonder or by ter
0' ~. a..;r ono 80 .ho,, to,ra hi,
for. now asain' oiie VI .hei' iou'i' n''
voice and his head and straightway,
shrieking invectives at the strange in
,,,d.r started inward for the ,ne man
1's ~" t.,,o.,., =. ...a.,. rr,. ,ra,,
urging MS ie'io"s 10 a''ach. lhiS liah
was the closest to Tarzan. But for him
n. sne. man could easily have reached
", .dsr,s s;ds nc +ha ,otter u,,s pro;pg
him TO do. larZah raised tne ocdy OF
the dead Waz don above his head. held
4 poised there for a momen, Ms with
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y"
forth the horrid challense or the Dull
apes Of the tribe of Kcrchak. and with
AT tbe strength of his piant sipews ba
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nuried '"e corpse heh'i'y upon the as
ending. warrior. So great was the
i,rce Of the impact that not only was
lie Waz- don torn from his hold. bur
tvo OF the pegs to which he clung were
broken short in their sockets.
As the two bodies, the living and the
loot Of the cliff a great cry arose from
the Waz don. "Jad- guru don. Jad-
guru. they screamed, and then:
MI him. klll him
beside tn. don, ..J,r. g,,r,, .dnn -" ro.
Bile man, Tarzan The Terr;hio' Tho,,
may Kill you, but they will never for
get you
They shall not ki-What have we
they" should not do wos ,ntarrrntoS
w the sudden ejaculation as two fig.
urs, locked in deathlike embrace.
stumbled through the doorway of the
.aVe 10 the outer porch. One was Om-
a., tne other creature of his own kind.
M Oat witt a rough coat. the hairs of
Nnich seemed to grow straight outward
from the skin, stiffly. unlike Om- at y
heea covering. The two were quite cvi-
.aently well matched and equally evil
gent was the fact that each was bent
upon murder.
They fought almost in silence excent
icr an occasional low growl as one or
tue other acknowledged thus some new
hurt.
!. Iarzan, following a natural imnuIse
70 aid his ally, leaped forward to enter
The dispute only to be checked bv
Eunted admonition from Om.at
Back" he said. "This figbt ia mine
The ape man understood o,d s.,..o.
aside. anu '''ppeu
!, 1T is a gund- bar" exn,ainod ro
Den "a chief. battle, This fellow mnst
be Es.sat, the chief If OmVot % uI EiiIs
him without assistance ON. at nav M A b"s
come chief"
own junglemtbc law was of 'tS me- law t;S OF ms
h!erchak. the bull ape-tbe anc;ant I.w W.
Of primitive man tbot n"edn% anc'tmt emu Jaw Jaw
refining influences Of civilisation eta out to iMe
,roduce y. the hired dagger and the noisnn Nc
Ihoue ne outer edge of the vestibule. |
eAoVft III nDnpQr rod h. Il