Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
,,,,,s nEGINs THE STORY

r-..,, tbc apo man, knoWn in
| ,Is:.sd NE as Lord Grcystoke,
s thas his wifc, thought dead.
sa,ms,,;ye In an African jungle;
sbe, and finds her, but before
rescue here is himself throDn
4 ~" nyisou, from mhich he escapes.
m,o ,yr;fe. meanphile, is carried off
n,hs assassins of a King of for~-
INN cifv who had sought TO marry
When the party takes TO
M., she is freed OF her bonds and
srcesds IN dropping into the pdter
s.d spimming to shore.
AND HERE 1T CONTINUES
LION moaned In the blackness to
A her right, cliciting delicious thrills
A. crept along her spine. The hair at
" hack Of her head seemed to stand
uss,te~yet w she was unafraid. The muscles
u'wsrsotbed her by some primordiol an
.ssor reacted instinctivcly to the pres
ss ~ an ancient enemy---that was ALL
M woman moved slowly and delib-
nssoly toward the wood. Again the
~ moaned this time nearer. She
@ I@susbt a low hanging branch and find
80 swung easily into thu, friendly
Aelter OF the tree: lme ions ""
mrilous journey with poergatz had
,rsined her muscles ana her nerves 10
Ueh unaccustomed hapits; one tounu
! safe resting place such as Iarzan
Isd taught her wns pest: ana tnere snR
mrled herself, thirty 1eet ABOVE tne
round. for n night : rest. She was
scjd and uncomfortable ana yet sne
Jspt, for her heart was warm WIN
,,newed hope and her tired orain hah
bund temporary Surceasc from worry
Che silent until the heat Of tho sun.
,,sh In the heavens, awakened her.
slsa ras rested and now her body was
rs,, ~, as her heart was warm. a scnsa =
,,on II ease and comfort and happiness
vmroded VII her being. She rose upon her
.rtiv swaying couch and stretched lux.
.@,;nnsly. @ her naked limbs and
saIv notified by the sunlight filtering
M,ouph @ the foliage above combined with
4. law gesture to import to her ap-
,s.rance ~ something Of the leopard
ritb careful eye she scrutinizcd the
',ound below and with attentive ear
~ listened for any warning sound
%st might suggest the near presence
u snemies, either man or beast. Salts
Id At last that there was nothing close
X which she need have fear she clam.
isred to the ground. She wished to
Mthe. but the lake was too exposed
md lust n bit too far from the safety
Il the trees for her to risk it until
he became more familiar with hcr
mrroundngs. She wandered nimlcSsv
through the forest searching for food, ,
which she found in abundance. She
he and rested, for she had no objective
Is yet Her freedom was too new to
" spoiled by plannings for the fl
mre The haunts of civilized man
seemed to her now as vague and un-
ltainable as the half-forgotten sub
fance of dream. If she could but
i've on here in peace, waiting. wait.
hy for-him, 1t was the old hope
revived. She knew that he would come
ome day. If he lived. She he'd al
yays known that' though recently she
Md believed that he would come too
ate. IL ne lived Yes, he would come
Y ne hved' ana II he did not live
me We're as well Of here. as elsewhere
nr then nothlng mattcrcd, only to wait
pr the END as patiently as might be-
uer wanacrlngs brought her to n
nyNai brook, ana there she drank and
Mtaed peheaIu an 0VcrhanSing tree
Wat onered her quick asylum In the
Uent OF DANGER 1t was quiet and
nantltul SPOT and she loved it from
nelnrst. Inc bottom OF the brook was
nved WIN pretty stones and bits OF
EaSy ooSidiah' AS she gathered a
mnal"i " the pennies ana held them
" " .ook az them she noticed mat
me OF der nhgerS was oIcedlhg from
etan, straisht cut She 1ell TO
SSa'chInS III inc cause ana presently
uScovervu II IN one OF the fragments
'oirahic S'asS which revealed an
NV tnat was utmost razor IKE. Jane
sME.on was elatm' here, God. given
her nahuS' was the hrsC beginning
"h Wh'Sh she nhght eventually arrive
"'" MToppns arc tcoIs-,a cuttlng
.Se' sSSs EveryIning was possible to- him
'uy possesStu lt-.nothing WlthoMt'
nanv ~ tbo rrno;ouS ~noM SNI ;.a Ia" eo.isr.e''
mtii tIa noncb tbnt uE hun u,s' " % S.o,iS III
ide vos oin,o-t aiioJe iie a. 1r @ 'is"s Lo
simbo%Ja %ai ;r.o n'titost no III. MEG. men Sne
Sem ~ ois,ro ,to .ne Erta. So 'ree 10 examine
hoLsJT II i;Lo s9'uT: %n;fo tinJ nGre "erg some thne
nuld aasi,, ho Iio, eosL;o,ou anu son'e INA.
EsSs eaSaiS anj u oe Ia%sllohSd % INTO spear
mtur, .a avn i''ahy sihsller ones tnht
ms - ea so,e " nu.e lnIehoeu lor tpe
The snsor nors sba afrowT, wo,,d oss.u eus.
ast would be easiest. Ihete was n
neat crntcb % biUb O'e 49, :. e4ie -, e'ee IN u
Here sbo oa,ho Sn npoVe .ne srounu,
ucent = sinain neu u,;f,,, m Oh mer tre9sure ite
Nis sbs dssrondaJ ] n,''te''ne ~ tho sliver. WIN
Mnhing e" ovt s,o,Sns To- sns sruumu, ii, anu. aio:
rsw arr,N. U"s 's+ro ~ I'e""Sr Ipiihs tnai
nwcd until .bn nnIi ,na. omo i.oNT" nre ;,h al"
mi sniitt;n, "t ~, o""n' oI'aN ~ VI, WIN. :.
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pear-ea bnntima snoau ,uf snt ,at Snutc IT, u d
aved Woz'ri lad 'eT iii,cd eit hcst ct "et uow. %
them and thor b.n'Iu bad taaht 'rr' M tnship'ts h y.
use them tn"Ntbnm onH s4b ~ nea hoo INV ~
pears-lnughing and 'N cInn,,;ra n iu"'' tSoir M%r
hands as hsr nroI;cinrcv ;,"S ;pnronsc,l '"'''
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