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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-10-11
BRITISH LEADER
VISITS AMERICA

Washington, Oct. 7.-Events o.
tremendous significance to the
peace of the world marked Prime
Minister Macdonald's mission OF
friendship with the United States
Monday.
Monday night he went to sleep
in the White House, in the great
nine-foot bed used by Abraham
Lincoln. All here competent to
judge were convinced the last "a
hours had been one of the most
vital in the history of world peace.
Enough has TRANSFERRED to con
vince Washington that the mis-
sion of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
high circles here as one of the
most daring undertakings since
Woodrow Wilson's trip to the Par
is peace conference, already has
chalked up a success destined to
become a milestone in world hist
DRY.
Events Monday included:
Issuance at the British foreign
office of invitations to the United
States, Japan, France and Italy to
attend a conference at London
next January, at which an effort
will be made to restrict auxiliary
types of warships and further to
restrict %battleship fleets.
A joint statement of President
Hoover and Prime Minister Mac
donald that they had frankly dis
cussed with gratifying progress all
questions which might cause fric-
ton between the two peoples.
This was taken to mean the free
dom of the seas also was discuss
ed.
An address by Macdonald to
the United States senate declar-
ing that England and the United
States are girding for peace and
promising parity without reserve,
heaped up and OVERLOOKING"
These developments, all con-
verging upon the crucial question
of whether the two great English
speaking people are to go forward
friends or as Jealous potential
enemies, inspired Washington t
an outlook for world har-
mony the like Of which has not
been felt in nearly a decade.
Macdonald, with his sincerity
and conspicuous devotion to the n
IDEAS of peace has proved a mes
;enger of COOL will on behalf of !,
Britain who may prove to have :,
the course of history by :
lis venture across the Atlantic. =
The earnest discussions, which =
been stripped down to bare, =
'aw elements, talked out on the /.
I'D -moss-covered log in the presi- =
lent's mountain camp, were dress =
d off Monday night by the bril- :
lance of the great state dinner g
iven at the White House by Pres ~ y
lent and Mrs. Hoover. !,
There over the FURNISHED gold
late, with the shimmering beauty
f exquisitely gowned ladies, and !,
ospitality, laughter and good .
fellowship, was sealed the peace !,
II two great powers of the world.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-10-11
NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF
TIME IN HERD DISTRICT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That the Board Of County Com.
missioners of Roosevelt County,
Montana, did on Wednesday, Sept.
4th, A. D. 1929 at their office in
Wolf Point, Montana, extend the
time in the above named district
rom Six Months to Twelve
Months in each year. Said extern
sion to go into effect on October
18th, A. D. 1929.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
Dated at Wolf Point, Montana,
this 18th day of September, A. D.
A. S. HER,
Clerk & Recorder and Ex-Officio
Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
21-6t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-10-11

explain the new situation in the
worlds efforts towards peace Gre
ated by the present conversations
in Washington between Prime
Minister Macdonald and President
Hoover. Hope also is expressed
that a great international under
standing may be based on the
Angio-American negotiations for
naval limitation.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-10-11

New Yorks negro population
has increased four times as rap
idly as the white during the last
ten years. There are now more
than $4,000 negroes in that city.
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HELP--MALE.
(Confinued.)

WALTERS, white; must be ex-
perienced. Call 1909 Z st. NV,
second floor. OK
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of several
men, between rs and IS years,
with at least high school educa-
ton; also 2 young men who
studied accountancy. Apply
employment office. 9th floor.
COLLECTORS; must be expert
enced in collecting for installment
clothing or furniture house. APP
ply f. J. Farley, 1877 7th st. NV. Y
MEN READY TO START WORK
AT ONCE.
Must be intelligent and willing
to follow instructions. If you will
be satisfied with about $50 per
week at the start; with fine oppor-
tunity for advancement, we shall
consider you for our sales organ
ization. Apply 10 to II am, Suite
POI, 1910 Vt. ave. NV. Ask for Mr..
IpaSin1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER with $1,000 or more for all-year
resort with hunting and fishing. Address
MEAT AND GROCERY MARKET. doing S7oo
owner interested in other business; terms to
suit 925 AZ st: s.w. See Mr.: siegel. 6.
bs o sHo se e s aas hi, o 6ppc4 s
Carino IS West St, Annapolis. Md. s.
PARTY #, MdANuElAGTUR1NG sPEC1ALTdEs
sion necessary to fulfll present contracts
and orders. your money secure; as you VIII
ton. an excellent opportunity for man
with cash. Address Box 356-E. Star office. g.
CAPABLE PERSON to take over and operate
s dsn: + Tor pro
REQUIRED. Address Box 4ss-D. Star once: -
WANTED Items Of merit and general house
Patents purchased outright or manufacturcd
and sold on royalty basis fnd we t w alS3
our nes MFG fe es% as sss WIN
CABINET. upholstery and woodworking bus:
5000 in NJ electrical machinery. tools. paints.
hardware, lumber. etc. Splendid bargain in
ods cabinet sS1pDs s 1927 h
Gated at 1 fiji and nd N SITS Sc. doing good
Tor SALE 70 1wner S see Hsnvon
ct above address, - -
s4oo WILL BUY, you 4 business enabling
you to. employ from six TO ten salesmsn
and bring. you. profit from $50 to $500
National Hotel. 7 to $50 pm.
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHINGS and
dry goods store; new corner building; doing
excellent business. Reason Tor selling given
Shoppe. POSI- Nichols ave. Sc. ------.
CIGARS, NEWSSTAND, located lobby ONCE
building; going business; low rent; price,
$500. Address Box 274-E. Star office.
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES large station. 10
pumps lease; low rent; est az e. business
800 Government selected laying Leghorns,
complete equipment. nice home, only eight
miles from Washington. Double your in
come Get THIS Ms.t st fsis quick THOMAS gas
TEN LIVE CUSTOMERS waiting for good
F fqnipy i? aiss st. .si NV O 41N 'n
GoLD-MINE MEAT MARKET, delicatessen.
soda fountain dining room VIII eno many ya dso
bargains Cali THOMAS. 2l25 G st. NV.
West 1915. -
CAFE in very large apartment house: going
Radrsss Bo low E star oce
BEAUTY PARLoR FOR SALE located in
one Of Washington's finest residential sec
tions; well established and do'us good
business F-snklin 9232.
s35e-Rooming house, II rooms; rent SOS.
s65O-Roomng house. rooms, modern.
si,500-Rooming and boarding house, cen
trial; long established; cheap rent.
81 ,4oo-Bakery and living quarters good
te I'D stand tan 500 Weekly BUST
r. M. n CHRIS. 40 Bond Bidg N: 1894. .
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FRIGIDAIRE SALES
CORPORATION.

WASHINGTON BRANCH
will interview a few men, be-
tween Is and 40 years of age,
who are qualified to handle sales
in local territories; those select
ed will be thoroughly trained ;
only mem with clean personal
and business records need apply.
Our 1929 expansion program
is so designed as to provide an
exceptional opportunity for the
man who is sincere and am
bilious in his desire to make a
permanent and profitable con-
nection.
Apply in person to Mr.. Wat
son, between 4::30 and $50 pm.
Frigidaire Sales Corporation,
Washington Branch,
5l1 14th St. NV.
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HFLP-MALE AND FEMALE.

SALES MEN AND WOMEN to house,
need several to handle very attractive,
sample is small and easy to carry. Nearly
every call sale. Commission, 81 on 81
day. 1910 Vermont ave. Suite iii.
$50. 90 FOR A TENANT. You can build an
income by directing prospects to high-ciass
apartment hotel, .uL fliSfei or unfurEIEhad.
Address Mrs. Bnyd. 112O VI. ave.
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PERSONAL.

AUTHORS SERVICE BUREAU-TYPING.
revision, research. Lincoln 1897. 100 East
CAPITOL Suite 203. 81
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troublcs2 Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory. 6l2 NV, Suite l03, ground floor.
G.
FOR ADOPTION-SIX BRIGHT, HEALTHY
Philadelphia. VEIL HOSPITAL, Langhorne.
Pa.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
Sun-ray fer colds. Private salon Refined
white only. Colored operator. Pot. 1896.
NURSE, EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN
will board infant or young child; best moth
er's care; reasonable. Silver Spring 438-M
REGISTERED NURSE WILL CARE FOR
convalescent and old folks in home; careful
attention to diet; also massaging. Cleye
1851.
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE
1885: master key to all sources of informal =
ton. Franklin e700 Bradford Secret sery-
ice, Transportation Building mhIos
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1925 18th.
Decatur $3.50.
LOWEST PRICES

Don't always mean the most value
for your hard earned dollars.
REAL VALUE at a FAIR PRICE
is the safest bet in the long run.
We would like you to become one
of our satisfied customers. Come
in and look over our selection Of
we'll known cars and select the one
you like best.
Asl, the Man VINO
Bought One.
PEERLESS USED CAR DEPT,
14th at P st. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
(Continued m Nexf parel
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMPANY
OFFERS
OFFERS


1926 Chevrolet Coach; priced for the man
who wants good. clean, economical closed
car value with thorough 6ependability; this
car can not be improved on; price below
the market.
1927 Essex Coach; carefully used. paint
without scratch. ell good tires and me-
chanically-juSt try II; this can be bought
on ridiculously easy terms; the price is away
down.
Twenty Open Cars-Buicks. Dodges. Nash.
ChryslerS, Chevrolets. Oldsmobiles Maxwells
and Fords-priced from s25 to S200, extreme
values: warmer weather will increase the
1926 Chrysler 10 Coach; new high-eiass
paint Job, thoroughly gone over mechanical
ly and Is ready for $4,000 miles Of hard
opportunity to buy real quality in an auto
mobile for small monthly sum.
1927 Chevrolet Roadster: in fine condition
mechanically and otherwise: the warmer the
weather the more value this car will have:
the price is right now; don't delay; it will
cost you money.
1926 Nash Advanced Six Coach: 5 good
tires, perfect paint, good upholstery-noth-
ing about this car one could criticize; but
the best thing OF all is its price: one OF the
6lgeeSt bergains in town; call US for a
1928 Odds Coach. model F-2B: one of the
hrst OF these models to be offered as a used
car; you can't TELL this is used by looking
and guaranteed as such: take = demonstra-
ton and convince yourself; the price is
away down.
1925 18th.
Decatur $3.50.
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BEST VALUES IN THE CITY,"
1927 Chrysler Coupe
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1927 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan.
1927 Ford Tudors and Coupes.
1925 Ford Tudors and Coupes.
other ccrs-$25 90 up.
Small down paymentS-E-Z terms.
STEUART MOTOR CO,
l4i 18th St. NE Line 5000,
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HELP--MALE.

Nerer rHGit oriotnat recommendations phen
Gns1erino advertisements Tor employment
USE COPIES
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1926 Chevrolet Coach.
Has been Thoroughly reconditioned and
rsnnished, upholstery spotIess; reduced to
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statesmen, Catholic. II you are earning
less than $50 weekly you're losing time. Here
is our proposition: Six hours daily nets you
So to $40, based on results. Call BIO, 5-6,
Rnnrn 12in. 1343 II st. NV.
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1927 Chevrolet Coaches (3).
All recondtioned, excellent condition, fully
equipped with bumpers and spare tire;
priced from $325 up
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SALESMEN-Clean-cut, experienced men TO
sell highest grade electric refrigeration and
radios on. leads and canvass. Only hard
workers and stickers, used to commission 5sSe1
with opportunities to the right men. See
Mr.. Daniel Wednesday between z and 0
pm. at 20l6 l4th st. NV. Atlantic Radio
L Electric Co
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Observation-Disclosures.


days work. Call Potomac 1894. =
CHAMBERMAID, experienced, white. desires
position with good family; suburbs preferred;
Office.
COOK, colored, neat, pleasant; good general
worker: fun or part tine tine; can do maid
reference. Pot. 2l33-J,
GIRL wants place to do plain cooking and
light housework; no laundry work; home
ciass reference. Lincoln 4ls4-J. ''
GIRL. neat. cclored. high school, wants work
after school. Call Pot 3455.
nss coered n W PLACE GUok
GIRL. reliable colored. Virginian. place in
small family as. plain cook stay nights
2257 18th St. Apt. 81.
GIRL colored: wants job as waitress, cham
part time. Franklin 77l5-W.
GIRL wishes part-time work, mornings or
evenings. North 24ls-J.
GIRL. light colored, best references. position
as wait ,sss maid kitchen help reliable
GIRL, coiored, wants place. as general house
worker, maid or mothers helper, with refer
ences. 407 Florida ave. NV.
tailor shop. 1893 T st. NV. Apt. s0la.
GIRL, colored, wishes general housework;
good reference. 100 Col. rd. NV.
GIRLS (2) for general housework and part
time WORK; no laundry. eau Col; 26s8-J.
LADY wants job, part-tme work or days
work; good reference. 22i3 10th st. NV.
Phone North e499.
LADY wishes days work or cooking by the
week. Apply 1904 18th st. NV.
NURSING or housework. work mornings,
by white woman; reference. Clev. 1889. :"
WOMAN. reliable, colored, wishes general
housework or days work. 8l2 End st. sc.
WOMAN. colored. 40. wishes work by the
day Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. or
homework; ref North 94l9-J.
WOMAN. colored. wants work Of any kind
reference. 2023 Champlain St NV. Apt 8.
WOMAN, colored, honest. wants days work
and bundle work to take home; city refer
ence. North 2508.
WOMAN. young, reliable, wishes place as
cook or houSeworker: good reference. North
$685.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS.
New and secondhand; rebuilt, bought and
sold; repaired; liberal exchange allowance.
Easy terms: no interest charges on deferred
payments. BIG 18th st. NV. Phi. Nat. 1876.
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SITUATION-EEMALE.

SITUATION-FEMAL
CARE of invalid or children wanted by
and board. Address Box 292-E, Star office.
CoLoRED GIRL, from country. wants place
as nurse. Phone Adams 4l03.
EDUCATED middle aged German, PHYSICIANS
daughter. desires to take care of invalid or
aged person. Phone Georgia 2295-J.
GIRL. white. desires position as nurse: come
home at night. Col. l0072.
HOUSEKEEPER in motherless. refined home,
IN WASHINGTON or nearby; refs. Address
Bov 2e0-E. Star ONCE.
LADY, refined, of middle age wishes po-
SItion as compsnion to elderly lady. Address
REFINED, SOUTHERN LADY wishes posi-
ton as hostess, chaperon or housekeeper;
Washington and out-of-town references fur
nished. Address Box 353-E. Star ONCE. s.
SALESLADY, experienced in general or de-
pertment store work; reference. 1855 Owen
pl. ne.
SECRETARY. efficient. years experience;
sition with reliable concern. Address Box
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT, graduate. with
some knowledge Of bookkeeping, desires DO
sition; reference. Call Adams BAL
SWEDISH MASSAGE for the circulation.
ence. Mrs. Saunders. Columbia 1915.
UNIVERSITY graduate :, Young married
woman desires remunerative occuuation 3
or hours day. Cleveland 7seW. g.
WOMAN. neat. colored. Tesires chamber
maid-waitress work. Call Pot. 3842 between
II end 2 O'Clock. g.
YOUNG LADY. experienced. as tvpist, de-
general ONCE girl. Address BOX 272-E. Star
ONCE. g.
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Dodge Touring, $45; Chevrolet
Touring, $45: Ford Touring, $65.
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1927 Chevrolet Landau-Sedan.
New. over $3.50; used by careful driver and
shows 1t; special at S3a5.
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HELP--FEMALE.

APPRENTICE for beauty shop, to EXCHANGE
services for instruction. Address Box 362-E,
ARn
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bEAOAf FAhLOfS.
WASHINGTON WILL BE KEPT IN TOUCH
with developments at the International Con
Vention by Mrs. Donnie of the Donnie
Beauty shoppe, TIC 18th st, NV. She will
bring back TO this city all the latest styles
and recognition certificate as proof Of the
Shoppe the source Of so many women's
beauty.
SCALP TREATMENT. THURS, CSC; OTHER
beauty culture work at nominal prices
PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
Mabelle Honour School, GIT 14th St. NV
And 1925 N. II. Ave, NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND MEAT. Sc. business $500
week: lease, with rooms, SIS.
Delicatessen and confectionery. Pa. ave-
Sc, business $3.50 week rent. $35; up-to-date.
P. B. HAVENNER.
Suite 204, 1905 G St NV.
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dry. 1928 Penn ave. NV. ' 49,
CHILDS NURSE, white, experienced; must
have very good references. Phone Adams
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GIRL, white. to wait store; high school
education. Ulman, 1894 Conn. Ave g.
GIRLS, colored, to work on electric sewing
machine, steady work; good pay after learn
ing. Apply rear Sic 9Th st. Sc
HIGH school GRADUATE-Exceptiona
opportunity: with several years experience,
to learn a business where application to duty
is recognized: must be free to make own de-
cisions and to travel. Address Box 497-E,
Star Offce
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81 Ruth De,Ds4 OnUVee
AUTHOR OF"RlcA 0iRL-POOR GIRL" ETC.

diately she decided not to make a
fuss about his hardness.
She was much too clever to irritate
when.she held the whip hand, know
that men as well as worms will turn
All she wanted of Brent was
money That, she felt, would not be
difficult to obtain. With this con-
sideration in her mind she set her
self to make the evening enjoyable.
But Brent was not in a mood tc
enjoy himself. Carmel grew weary
Of trying to entertain him and told
him fatty that she wanted check
How much?" Brent asked lacon
ically.
"A thousand will do. darling"
"It will" Brent said tartly, land
so will five hundred"
Carmel shrugged will you dine
with me next Sunday?" she smiled,
Brent gave her a level look. "You
never heard of a dead goose laying
an egg, Carmel" he said quietly.
BE yourself, old girl
Myself bows to your superior wis
DOM" Carmel returned. But don't
be stingy, dear. I know just what
kind Of a goose you are, remem-
Der"
Brent signaled for the waiter and
asked for his bill. While he waited
for 1t he took out his check book
and wrote check for Carmel. She
accepted it with a gracious smile.
You may take me directly home,
she pleased him by saying when
they got into his car He had been
afraid she would suggest drive,
and he wanted to be let alone to
give his attention to his own affairs
Long into the night he thought of
Helen and the millions he had
schemed for her to inherit. He did
not mean to lose them now.
But they were slipping away from
him. He knew it when he recalled
that scene beside the lake. At
that moment he had been an inter
loper between Helen and Bob Ennis.
There's onlv one answer" he
said to himself at last; lust one
thing to do"
In the darkness his face was ugly
in its reflection of his terrible de-
cision. but up in the old mansion
Of the Cunninghams a girl was
remembering him as ideally tender.
Ito BE Continued
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

HELEN PAGE feels hopelessly IN love
with her handsome guardian. LEONARD
BRENT, who exacts obedience to- MS
wishes. A chance meeting with a dying
heggar CHARLES NELLIN. who tells
.sysSree story. causes Brent to change
81. ,1ens for Helens future.
on graduation. Helen IeininosI her
Guardian that he promised 70 IeSe a tells els
naTentage and is amazed WWIn ne, ne CY9
her She is heiress OF a mllnonsttie iirtro-
an, X. CUNNINGHAM. btttAe ,Irsnd-
duces her to Cunningham as nlS hioctet
daughter and offers as pIU Sa Dt r. TNE
containing a picture OF EF,n aJ faken
STiTNNINGHAM. which ne nSo ,yyesti-
rom the dying Nellin. PenolnE "a grsnd-
cation Helen remains Win het She
father. who gives her ne" ooeeiidenfai-
drives everywhere until she acCiute 81 Re
IL hits EVA ENNIS, VINO mas 70 osets
taken to the hospital heIent aIIs in
E1s,s brother. ROBERT. VINO Is ts5 ~ ~
love with her but she is still oeVo'eu W
Brent. 49,. marty and an
nounces that Helen Is nus pTent
deughter's child and his helress. P3cSas
ards lost locket which exactly ina re
ne one he had taken from Nelhn, ~
svoid discovery. he asks Helen hoS W
H,ear her Iocket in public 49,. ,,.ar-
A few DAYS later Eva ana heIeH oobert
turn a canoe on the lake ana H oEe.'
reScues them While changing Cl ~ Iest
F1a reveals to Helen that she nag losSS
an oId-fashioned locket the nignI %
her ESo oTWsyG GO on WITH THE STORY
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PARKING RIDDLE SOLVED

BIZ Science Serricc
EAST PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept.
28.-An automobile dumbwaiter is
the newest suggestion for solving the
parking problem. AS demonstrated
by Westinghouse engineers today,
the car is driven onto a platform,
a button is pressed. and the car is
whisked UP out Of sight. An empty
platform appears for the next car.
When the owner wishes to retrieve
his car, he presses the proper but
ton, and the car Immediately is de-
livered to him at ground level, ready
to be driven away.
Occupying as much space as a
small double garage, the new ma
chine can be built in any capacity
desired, it was stated, and installed
in old or new buildings.
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Tarzan turned toward the window.
But he saw nothing without. Instead
in his minds eye he beheld a patch Of
green sward in the African jungle
matted with tropical plants and flowers.
Above, the waving foliage of mighty
trees and over all the blue Of an
equatorial skyl 1t was HOME.
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Tarzan came to with start. He
looked toward Clayton, the man who
had Tarzan's title and estates. He was
going to marry the woman Tarzan
loved. One word from Tarzan would
take them all from him AND
JANE! Tarzan made his decision,
made his noble act Of determination