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Smyrna times., 1930-07-23
SMYRNA FIFTY YEARS AGO AS
REvAMPEO FROM OUR FILES
ITEMS ABOUT SMYRNA FROM
SMYRNA TIMES, JULY 81, 1880
Notes of Marriages, Deaths, Real
Estate Deals and Matters of In
terest of Half Century Ago


to look back over its files and tell
what happened around the correspond
ing date of this issue, a half century
ago. We hope to make this regular
weekly feature. If it does nothing else,
it will call to mind people and events
of that day that should be interesting
10 the present generation. We hope
our readers will find it interesting and
that it will make the Times more eag-
erly sought and read-Edtor.)
Evaporators.- The subject of
fruit evaporating to which we
have alluded several times, has
taken full and definite shape for
business, and as a branch of en-
terprise will make itself felt in our
community for the next three
months. We have already noted
the establishment of three evapor-
ators at Clayton by Messrs. Rob
ert H. Gilman and Charles Barker
of Milford, requiring a force of so
or 20 hands.
Mr.. Edwin Hopkins and Harris
L. Paige, Of the same place, are
now placing three in a building on
Market street in this town that
will require from $50 to $50 bas-
kets per day and from rs to 90
laborers.
Messrs. John M. Voshell and
Joshua II. Jerman are erecting a
building on a lot belonging to the
former on the road to the Landing
in which they will have two ma
chimes, requiring 800 or more bas-
kets and from so to so hands.
Horace Spruance on his farm
between this town and Clayton is
having building erected % by 80
feet for two dryers of the AN
thony" pattern with capacity of
300 to $50 baskets needing some
so or so laborers.
John Anthony, on an adjoining
farm, who has had one several
years of his own invention is hav-
ing an additional one erected, the
two of about the same capacity as
those of Mr.. Spruance.
Isaac s. Lapham, who has had
two dryers for a year or two, is
having additional improvements to
facilitate his work
a. L. Hudson has had a dryer in
operation for several years, but is
having an additional large one
erected.
N. T. Underwood has had an
evaporator with the Biswell Heat
er in use for several years and
may increase his facilities.
John P. Hudson has procured
two small evaporators with a ca
pacity of 100 to $50 baskets, and
Moses Price Jr., is having one of
about the same capacity erected at
Brenford.
The evaporators of Anthony,
Lapham, and Spruance, are very
similar in principal and construc-
tion and the fruit dried by these
machines has proved to be good
IN appearance and flavor, and very
salable at remunerative prices.
These drying houses will require
the labor, if run on their full ca
pacity of some 500 operators, and
the canning establishment of John
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IA usted-repuso Robin mas a.
mablemente,-que no conocieu-
dole nj 20 nj mis- companeros y
al verle ahi solo sin decir NADIA ..
Como no tenia ell gusto de
conocerles tampoco yo, no podia
permitirme tomar parte en- su
conversation.
Els verdad. como Sc llama
listed?
Carlos Cholet.
i Carlos Cholet? No conoz.
co, ~ que es listed?
-Obrero como ustedes.
-GDe que oficio?
-Relojero.
En- bora buena. va que Sc
trata de uno de los n~uestros.
aproximese y celebraremos su
conocimiento, chocando las CO.
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LAS PRINCIPALES PELEAS
DE LA SEMANA

New York, Mario 21.-La
aprincipal pelea de la semana Sc
IA la que Sc efectuara en- ell Ma
Olson Square Garden entire Ell
hebreo Al Singer Y ell filipino
Ignacio Fernandez. Ell pr6ximo
viernes.
Singer, aspirante a la corona
de peso ligero, tratara de "po-
ner a dormir' a Fernandez, ven
gandose asf de la derrota que
por la via del sueno'' este lie
inflingiera, hace algunos meses.
Hoy por la noche, en- Filadel-
fla, fluffy Griffith, uno de los
"a. es'' de peso complete, pelea
ra con ell frances Jack Cagnon,
de peso complete ligero.
Vicente Dundee combatird en-
| q 3emifinal del bout" Singer
fernandez, con Joey Medill, de
Chicago,
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pas
Con mucho gusto. Y 81 u.s.
tedes 10 perniten yo pago una
ronda para festejar la cosa
No Sc lie rehusa.
Para demostrar que no era
un n~ovicio, ell vizconde hizo de
tripas coraz6n Y Yaci6 su copa.
Despues golpe6 sobre la mesa, Y
a la tabernera, que lego en- Sc
guida, lie di6 orden de llenar nue.
vamente las copas.
Semejante generosidad lie con
Iquist6 subitamente todas las
~simpatias, Y tanto Robin como
los otros companeros formaron
excelente opinion de 81 y de S 4
porvenir.
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-respondi6 ell vizconde con un
tono cast amable,-que ustedes
no ocupan mas que una parte
de la mesa y por ESQ me he SEN
tado a ella como hubiera podi-
do hacerlo en- cualquier otro la
do.
-Bueno, pero nos esta listed
escuchando.
-Hablan ustedes 10 bastante
alto para que Sc les olga.
En- fin, Ges listed un mos
con o no 10 es?
La pregunta es bastante
indiscreta-contest6 ell vizcon-
de;-psro de todos MOODS voy
a contestarles para su tranquil
lid&d; no soy agente de la pre-
~fectura de policia.
-iCaramba! va comprende-
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EN- LONDRES Sc VERIFI-
CARA LA PELEA STRIB-
LING-SCOTT

Atlanta, Mario 31.-Havlan-
do en- representation de su hi
10, PA" Stribling declare aver
lue todos los detalles para el
match Young Stribling-Scott,
lue Sc efectuara en- Londres,
ALA por ell mes de mayo, va han
sido arregIados.
La fecha exacta del match Sc
anunciara dentro de pocos dias.
Stribling y su hijo embarca-
ran ell viernes en- New York, en-
ell Majestic, con rumbo a Ingla-
terra.
Otras peleas sostendra Stri-
en- Europa, bajo lie direc-
ci6n del promoter Jeff Dickson.
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XIX
DOS NUEVOS AMIGOS

Al cabo de una media bora
cuando los obreros salieron de
la taberna, el vizconde dijo a r.
bin
1 Va listed a conner con e.
SOS senores?
-Sf-respondi6 Robin.
i No es listed casado?
No. soy soltero y libre CO.
mo Ell aire.
lie felicito. Pues bien; iqule
re listed venir' a conner conmi-
go? lie invite.
Robin Sc quedo mirandole.
No es la casualidad la que
ha traido a este mozo a Ia tasca
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-pens6, y anadio en- voz alta :
-Acepto de todos modos.
Los otros Sc habian aleiado
un tanto de ellos pensando que
Robin ira a reunirseles.
Sc van por la derecha-a-
nadi6 ell vizconde,-y nosotros
toroeremos por la izquierda.
Tomaron una Gale transver-
sal que desciende hacia ell canal
apartandose de la del Faubourg
-du-Temple.
= Concce listed por aqui al
gun lugar donde mientras co
mamos podamos hablar sin ser
molestados ?-pregunt6 ell viz
condo.
ST, venga listed.
Al cabo de cinco minutes, Ro
bin Sc detuvo diciendo:
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estaremos bien.

Y senal6 a su compahero la
puerta de uno de esos establecl-
mientos, mitad taberna, mita /
restaurant que Sc encuentraE
en- todas las esquinas.
-Gabinetes reservados-le-
70 ell vizconde en- la muestra =
es 10 que necesitamos; entire.
mos.
Subieron la escalera de cara.
col que conducia al primer piso
y ~entraron en- un gabinete Ell
ell que un camarero. con una ser
ViIlete a guisa de delantal Y otra
debajo de- brazo, les p%resent6
la lista fijada en- una tablita.
FL vizconde la recorri6 con la
mlrada, y como hombre acos-
tumbrado a hacerse servir, do
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BOXE0
PAULA PROBARA SUERTE
DE NUEVO

PAULA PROBARA E R
DE NUEVO
Ell lunes pasado llovi6 y la A
rena del Circulo Cubano no pI-
do abrirse para ofrecer Ell pro-
grama combinado por Jose Ma
nuel Paula. Al dia siguiente.
martes, la lluvia Y ell frio impu-
sieron una suspension para es-
ia semana.
Hoy, lunes por la manana, Ell
frio amenaza deslucir de nuevo
los excelentes prop6sitos del
promoter de la Arena de la De
Gina avenida.
Raymond Perez, en- una de
las peleas a diez asaltos, esta
comprometido a batirse con
Johnny Jernigan, ell de las dos
"caidas' con Luis Gonzalez.
Henry Santos, "ahijado' de.
Relampago Saguero, sera ell O.
ponente de Jack Pritchard, de
Columbus, Ca, en- otro match a
diez rounds.
Pritchard venci6 la semana
pasada, en- Orlando, a Bob Phil
lips, por "nocao tecnico''.
Entire sus victimas Sc cuen'
tan Johnny Roberts y Steve Sa.
IRON.
Figuran en- los otros mat,
ches" Nino Diaz Y Joe Shortint
Y Franckie Perez contra Willie
Puleo.
Las sen0ras que concurran 81
10 pagaran la mitad del valor dt
la entrada, cincuenta por cientt
menos que los caballeros.
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key de ~eontrario.

key de contrario.
Schmeling ha anunciado que
saldra de Alemania para New
York en- los 1ltimos dias del
mes de abril.
Esta batalla determinara a
quien corresponds ell cetro de pc
so complete ligero, dejado va
cante por Gene Tunney.
Tn escrito Sc ha presentad
a la comisi6n atletica del esta-
do pidiendo para ell mach la
fecha de JUNO II.
Firman la solicitud, la corpo-
raci6n Madison Square Garden
" la Sra. w. Randolph Hearst,
en- representation del Fondo de
La gaceta., 1930-03-31
eOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
De TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS"
Por
Henry German

ST, es verdad, themes raz6c
-excIam6 Robin en- voZ alta
Ahora lie preguntare 20 que
quiere de nosotros a csc paja-
70.
Y apostrofando al vizconde
con su brutalidad ordinaria di.
jo:
Olga listed, ell de la blusa
blanca; iquiere decirme por
que Sc ha sentado en- esta mesa
tan cerca de nosotros?
Ante TODD le hare observar
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Parece que la Arena de los
ArtiIIeros va a zanzibar de di-
reccion dentro de pocos dias.
ST la noticia que nos han trai
do resulta .cierta, ell promoter
Jones dejara en- cartera I'm
match de revancha entire Pee
Wee FARRELL, de Grand Rapids.
Michigan, y Young Manuel.
Jones ha hecho proposiciones
a farrell; per0 este exige una
garantia minima de $1,000.
81 ell de Michigan "se avienG
a razones", Manuel podra vapu
learlo en- la Arena del 116.
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|SCHMELING HA CONVENT
DO EN- PELEAR CON SHAR-
KEY Ell Ola II DE JUNO

New York, Mario 31.-En ei
Madison Square Garden Sc con-
firm6 aver la noticia dada ell sa-
bado de que Max S~chmeling, Ell
famoso pugilista aleman, Sc ha
comprometido a pelear aqui ell
dia II de JUNO, en- ell Estadio
de los Yankees, con Jack Shar-
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CLASIFICADOS

Sc ALQUILA ell local situado
en- ell No. 2202 Nebraska Ave.
Precio razonable. Tambien 10
performances de acuerdo con la
clase de negocio que Sc desee
estabIecer. Para mas informes
llame a Pacheco y Valdes 1925!
Ia. Ave. Telefono Y 1901.
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NOTAS DE B0XEO

A los j6venes llevs IS de aquf
por Reina y Font, en- la Haba-
ma los llaman los ''tomeguines" !.
Son ''tomeguines del pinar
" del Arenal, que pinos y arena
nos sobran pOr AGA.
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SANTIAGO Pr
EAR MANANA

Los Angeles, Cal, Mario 81.
-Manana por la noche, Arman
do (Jack) Santiago, pugilista
cubano, peleara aquf con Billy
Townsend de Vancouver, Co
lumbia Inglesa.
Santiago es uno de los mejo-
res boxeadores de peso ligero
en- toda la Costa del Pacifico.
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NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Uns
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de I'm bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- cambio. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
dieiones.
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RICARDO Ais PELEARA
HOY

Filadelfia, Mario 31.-Ricar
do Ais, pugilista espanol de pc
50 medic, peleara hoy aqui, a
diez asaltos, con Add Ell Kadir,
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boxeador de Ia misma catego.
ria.
En- ell mismo programa, Fred
Caldori, de FiIadelfia, sera Ell
c~ontrario de Walter Cobb, de
Baltimore.
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Sc ha descubierto que Jimmy
Nc Larnin Sc disloc6 una mano
en- Ell primer asalto de su match
con 81 negro Young Jack Thomp
son Y que este probabIemente
e impidi6 'acostar" al eti6pico.
Contra la frente de Thomp-
son fue ell golpe "traidor''.
Por la "batalla" Ell irlandes
de Vancouver cobr6 $23 900.
Al colorado" lie correspon-
heron 10000 "duretes".
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MAURICE'S--Accesorios de Sc
gunda mano para toda clase de
automobiles. Compramos carros
inservibles. Mientras espera lie
ponemos cristales a su auto.
Prccios, los mas bajos de Tam
pa. Nebraska Y Henderson Ave.
Telefono 1890.
La gaceta., 1930-03-31

ILeche para los pobres neoyor-
quinos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-31

Farmer Joe Cooper quiere
una garantia de $1,000 por pc
iear en- Tampa con ell Relampa-
go Sagtro.
En- ST.. Petersburg pele6 por
"cuatro pesetas" y rogando el.
La gaceta., 1930-03-31

|GANGA EN- LA n A 81
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- Ia
avenida 50 (Louise), manzan4
de los 1400, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,150 y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plazos mensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
CASA Y STORE-En Ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell freu-
tie. Una gran ganga en- $1,000
con plazos mensuales muy CO
modos. Lame a Keuneke o Eff.
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-03-31

TODD hace suponer que Tom
La gaceta., 1930-03-31

i~PRESTAMOS! a V. 25, so,
100, 200, 800 pesos por un ano,
a pagarnos mensual con muy pc
co interes. Venga a vernos hoy,
TODD muy reservado. Edificio ie
las Logias midas, 2007 Gale Is
de A a 6 p. m. Gonzalez. Rep.
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B|II25T1EIRlGL4li7
BY. KATHLEEN NORRIS
eon~alc-ur lax0 huzAe BELL SYNDICATE

he admitted nervously, as the train
puffed up the grade and stopped.
For full minute nothing oc-
CURED. The three looked at one
another. shook their heads. Then,
from the last platform, furred,
bright-eyed and confident, Beatrice
stepped down. She was followed by
Sidney, carrying two bags.
THE train departed. Beatrice
i turned deathly pale, but she
did not hesitate as the two grotcS
walked slowly toward each other.
She was the first to speak.
well, mama; well, Dan," she
said, breathing hard. here I am! I
hope you're satisfied! I knew you
were ying on mel"
The mother did not speak, but in
stantly any self-control that Dan
had mustered was scattered to the
winds.
Never you mind whether we're
satisfied or not" Dan said, raging.
"a girl that will run off with mar
ried man needn't talk about spy
ing! I'm not talking to you, you
skunk!" he added fiercely, as the
artist interpolated remark. "You
keep out of it!"
81 don't blame you for feeling an
cry, Palmer" Sidney's fine voice
persisted, but I'm leaving Deer
bridge on Wednesday, perhaps for
ever. I brought your sister up here
to see the little cabin where Eyre
and 1 spent the summer once. It's
only across the street. We were 60
ing back on the evening train"
Patricia's eyes fell on the suit
cases.
Il swear that's true, Pat!" Sid
ney said eagerly, as his eyes fol-
lowed her glance. There's nothing
here but our supper. lit seemed
a last chance" And quickly, OPEN
ing the bag, he tumbel cans and
spoons and grocery packages into
the fluffy first snow.
"Oh. baby" the mother breathed.
"Babyl"
81 love Sid and he loves me,
mamma" Beatrice explained loftily.
But Patricia was glad to see that
she moved toward her mother as
she spoke.
We've can't be married right
now. I can't tell you why. But
We are going to wait for each other!
And nobody can stop u.s." she fin
iShed def1antly.
There's train from here in
twenty minutes" Dan said signif1-
cantly. eve can talk these things
over in the train"
Il suppose you think I am going
home like a bad child with its
nurse!" Beatrice famed.
Il know darn we'll you are" Dan
answered.
"Well, I'm not" Beatrice was
frightened, excited and determined
all at once.
She painted, childishly, and looked
from her mothers stony face to
Sidney. "An1-am I, Sid?" she
asked faltering.
'I don't know what your family
plans to do he said, struggling.
ITO 10 Co1fsauaJN
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buying tickets this morning! They
took the train at 1870 and are due
there at $3.50. Dan, if we follow
them in the car can we catch
them?"
You bet your life we can catch
them!" he said, snatching up his
coat again.
'Dan!" his mother said, rising to
her full height. magnificent pro-
test in her voice. You amt TAX
ing it for granted that your sister
has run off to the woods with Sid
ney Hutchinson! Shame on you!
She's just gone somewhere's for
lunch, and she'll be in any time
now"
The man paused, but Patricia's
anxious face did not brighten.
Did he see his sister off?" she
asked quickly. Dams whole look
darkened again. He shook his head.
"And beatrice sent that message
by Peacock" Patricia reminded
them.
You don't know Pansy!' Mrs.
Palmer said, breathing hard.
But I know she loves him." the
girls voice pleaded. People aren't
sane when they are in lovel"
The older woman began to trem-
BILE again, and sat down weakly. "I
guess she does" she whispered,
tears on her face
Don't worry" Patricia said with
a daughterly arm about the bowed
shoulders. "We'll be there almost
as soon as the train! Well bring
her back.
She glanced up to see Dan watch
ing her. And at his look something
almost unbearably sweet flooded her
heart with joy. But it was to his
mother he spoke.
"She's perfectly right, mother.
We can get there almost as soon as
they dol"
Mrs. Palmer had risen to her feet;
now she stayed him with shaking
hand on his arm. I'm going with
you, dear. Pansy may have lost her
head over this fellow; she's only a
little girl, and she's never been in
love beforeI But she'll do what
mamma tells her to; she'll come
back for me! Don't try to stop me,
Danny, for I've got to come, tool"
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CHAPTER TWELVE

EIFTEEN minutes later they were
4 on their way, with seventy
miles to cover in less than an hour.
Mrs. Palmer and Patricia, furred to
the ears, smiled in spite of them
selves as the car few over the silent
roads.
Once clear of the city, there was
almost nothing to interrupt the
steady, resonant hum of the en-
CINE; at 3 o'clock they were in the
woods, mounting up and up toward
the summit of the range.
Patricia managed the Tapping
guidebook.
Curve right about watering
through in fork" she would COM
mand.
There it isl" the spectacled and
capped vision that was Dan would
mutter. "Yes?"
well, then come about two miles
on good dirt road into Grants Hill,
Patricia would proceed. Dan, we
have only welve-nine-five-only
two more miles!"
It was Just o'clock when the car
was stopped with a grating scrape
at the little wooden station OF
Pemberton. 1t was set in crude
clearing surrounded by pines and
especially deSolate now in the first
tiulid fall of snowf1akeS. Dan leaped
from the car.
An agent appeared from the small
office. The 1:30 from Deerbridge
had not yet arrived; she was late,
he informed them. Miracles of
miracles, they were in timel
The events of the day began to
bewilder Patricia. AS she sat,
thawing, in the stuffy little office,
the whole panorama seemed to float
before her with fantastic unreality.
Beatrice had come down late to
breakfast dressed for riding. Pa
tricia suddenly had decided to slip
in and say good-by to Helena.
She had had that astonishing
hour in the bare studio: she had
said good-by to Mrs. Rogers: she
had tangled the Throckmortons and
Ticky. and the Ingersolls, and Sid
ney. and Harry Eyre into the GU
rious plot that had finally brought
this furred. anxious woman and this
angry man far up into an absurd
little mountain station on New
Years Eve.
Here's the tratr-i" Dan inter
rupteds her musings harshly. They
went out into q soft whirl Of snow
"Maybs its all 9 Wild goose chase"
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TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR

ITO Be Continued.)
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Tarzan resumed playing with the gems and
talking to Werper as though nothing unusual
had occurred. He had but exhibited the beasts
jealous protective instinct for possession But
from this incident dated great fear in the
breast of the Belgian for his savage companion.
He saw in the Englishman only dangerous
maniac. That he was in truth savage jungle
beast reverted to the state Of his childhood,
Werper could not know.
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werper's covetous soul set upon those precious
gems with which Tarzan played. But HOW to
get them? He questioned the ape-man regard
ing the glistening stones and was relieved to
find Tarzan had no conception Of their value
Possibly the man would give them to him for
the asking. Werper reached out his hand to-
ward the little pile. instantly Tarzan covered
them, barring his fighting fangs and growled.
werper withdrew his own hand more quickly
than he advanced II.
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PAGE 9
BY Ahern
BY Blosser
By Crane

Behind him in single file came fifty others.
each burdened with two dull-yellow ingots
iashed upon his back. Werper recognized the
partv as that which had accompanied Tarzan
on his journey to Opar. A glance at Tarzan told
him the ape-man knew them not When all
had passed. Tarzan beckoned Werper, saying,
Come, we viii follow" And Werper was glad
for he knew the warriors we're heading Tor
the b1neafow and by now he was sure Tarzan
had not remotest idea Of whittier they we're
going.
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By Martin

On the third day of their progress from Opar,
Tarzans keen ears caught the sound of men
behind them. Werper heard nothing above the
usual hum of the jungle Tarzan stood in stat
uesque silence listening as his sensitive nostrils
assayed each passing breeze.l Then he Withdrew
werper into the concealment Of the thick brush.
and waited Presently along the same game
trail there came n. sight Of sleek black war
rior, alaxt nul.
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A ND clinging TO Dams arm and
IA firing him instantly with her
Rvn excitement. she told al that
1e knew, "Ticky Ralston saw them
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By Ahern
Blosser
By Crane
Cowan

Little monkeys scampered about the deserted
ruins and gay plImaged birds fitted undisturbed
among the galleries higher up. Werper felt re-
Ieyed He sighed as though a great weight had
been lifted from his shoulders. He took step
toward one Of the exits, and then he halted,
for almost at the same instant dozen doors
opened in the courtyard wall and horde of
frightfuI men rushed in upon him. They were
the priests of theAFlaming God Of oparl
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Massive columns lowered skyward twined
about by clinging vines. Through leafy branches
came no sound but the signing of the wind, the
cries of BIRDS and the chattering of monkeys.
There was no sign of human beings. Just be-
fore him stood stone altar, stained with rusty
brown diScolorations. Soon he was to know their
meaningI He saw severaldoors opening into the
Enclosure and above series of open balconies