The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 5, 1938, Page 15

AKIM TREATED SIR IKENNETH MORE LIKE AN HONORED GUEST THAN AS HIS SLAVE - [N A LUX- URIOUS CAMP PITCHED AT THE BEAUTIFUL OASIS," THE DIAMOND OF THE DESERT,” THE YOUNG CRUSADER RESTED AFTER HIS TRYING ORDEAL ......... BUT THAT wouLP, § > BE IMPOSSIBLE / THERE WERE NO WITNESSES TO THE FORSFOOTH , HE WiLL NOT FORGET WHO STRUCK HIM AS HE GUARDED THE BANNER THAT NIG! 1 HAVE A PLAN/ HE WAS AWAKENED BY HAKIMS VOICE REQUESTING ADMITTANCE -~ A FIGURE ENTEQED - THE VOICE OF HAKIM CONTINUED, BUT KENNETH WAS ASTONISHED TO FIND HIMSELF LOOKING INTO THE SMILING FACE OF THE SAQACEN SHEIK, SHEEQKOFF 6- ‘EANWHILE,KING RICHARD, HIS ANGER HAVING COOLED, TRIES CLUMSILY TO MAKE PEACE WITH HIS KINSWOMAN , EDITH PLANTAGENET 7 HOW NOW, MY FAIR COUSIN, ) AQT STILL SIGHING FOR THOU HAST GIVEN £ A BRAVE CHRISTIAN lGHUGHTfo HisTORY : B’ QAMsF/E?_’ @ PrELISTORIC TIMES GREAT HERDS OF ELEPHANTS (exTinNcT MasTopONS) GRAZEDON THE WESTER PI.AtNJ‘ OF AMERICA .. / B> WITH MY MAGIC CHARM 5= THE JALISMAN, I HAVE WORKED, AMAZING CURES '~ SEE, ] HAVE HEALED THY WOUNDED WOU NP. MY FAITHFUL ROSWAL WELL AND STRONG AGAIN 7 SHEERKOFF, { HELP ME IN MY SORRY PLIGHT ... HE waS WWDEED ' MY TRUE LOVER, BUT NEVER SOUGHT FAVOR FROM ME BY WORD oR DEED STATIONS W NAY, myc:sss 'S &. [X NOT WITHOUT HOPE - THink ! WERE THOU TO [ DISCOVER HIM WHO STOLE THE ENGLISH BANNER. THOU WOULDST HAVE A Bl 1Y Crance TO REDEEM 7R THY REPUTATION ANV REGAIN |<$:g RncuAQ - AND TWO smnsreq CON - SPIRATORY, THE GRAND MASTER OF THE TEMPLARS AND CONRADE- OF MONTIEQQAT PLOT A DARK DEED FANATIC MOJLEM DERVISH WHO HAS VOWED TO SLGYW IF A KNIFE WERE / SMUGGLED TO HIM AND HE WERE. PER- SAILBOAT OF CEYLON ... THE MASTS ARE NOT STATIONARY- BUT ARE USED TO PROP UP THE SAIL THE OUTRIGGER PREVENTS CAPNZING, AND THE CRAFT CAN SAIL EQUALLY WELL FORWARDS OR BACKWARDS MITTED TO ESCAPE-.. WALKING PRISONS .. CHINESE CONVICTS FORMERLY WERE FORCED TO WEAR THE KANG, OR PORTABLE PILLORY , A WOODEWN ~ WEIGHING 60 POUNDS THE KANG WAS INTRODUCED INTO CHINA BY. THE PORTUGUESE IN THE 16 CENTURY, NAME MANG BEING DEQIVED FROM THE PoR CANGA, MEANING YOKE -