Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1931, Page 111

EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS ©1931, by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. All rights reserved. ANGERED AT TARZAN'S WORDS, AND KNOWING HIMSELF TO BE AN EXCELLENT SWORDSMAN,THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF ACCEPTS TARZAN'S CHALLENGE. {THE DEATHM OF ANEMA,TWE ! . LEARNING OF THE ESCAPE OFf TARZAN AND THE OANCING ° ,LIEUTENAMT CARNOT FAMNTS apr GIRL, ABD-EL-KRIM, HAWK OF THE osssnt. RIDES IN FROM HIS WOUNMDS. TARZAN LEAPS PRO E SWIET PURSUIT. TECTINGLY OVER HiS BODY AND DEFIES THE MOUNTAIN CMIEF, *} CHALLENGE YOU TO FIGHT ME !™ THE APE-MAN CRIES . 1F ) LOSE, MY COMPANIONS WILL BE YOUR WILLING SLAVES FOR LIFE(® VAT A MICHTY STRONE TWE APT-MAN DISARMS MIS OPFPOWEWE | TREACHEROWSLY,ONE OF TWE WOUNTAIN CHIEF'S cums’ snmes .~ COMMAND, YOUR MEN TO REs | AT TME VICTORIOUS APE-MAN. : "1 DEMAND MY PRISONER !" THE. HAWK OF THE DE’S’!RTVC‘RIES'-'OW <J WITH HIS BACK TO THE WALL THE APE-MAN FIGHTS-OFF" THE FIERCE HE ESCAPED FROM YOU;' THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF REPLIES ATTACK OF THE TREACHEROUS NATIVES. : ANGRILY. “HE IS NOW MY PRISONER! UNABLE TO REACH AN AGREEMENT, THE TWO MOORISH LEADERS DECIDE TO THROW DICE FOR THE OWNERSHIP OF TARZAN.