Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1932, Page 93

by SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 1932 DGAR RICE BURROUGHS ® 1832, by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc All rights reserved "YOU ARE TARZAN NO LONGER] $HE REMINDED HIM."YOU HAVE COME INTO YOUR BIRTHRIGHT AS LORD GREYSTOKE. FOR MY SAKE, JOHN...." AND SHE STOPPED HIS PROTEST WITH A KISS. LEADING THE FIELD, TARZAN AT LAST SIGHTED THE FOX ON THE DISTANT HORIZON WITH THE PACK OF HOUNDS IN FULL CRY AFTER HIM, TO THE FOX HE TALKED,USING THE LANGUAGE OF THE APES. THE FOX DID NOT UMDERSTAND THE WORDS, BUT HE UNDERSTOOD THAT TARZAN WAS HIS FRIEND,AND GRADUALLY THE LITTLE, FRIGHTENED, (NUNTED THING SOUGHT THE SHELTER OF THE APE-MANS ARMS. A HUNTING PARTY HAD CATHERED AT THE GREYSTOKE ESTATE IN ENGLAND,AND NOW THEY WERE WAITING FOR THEIR KOST TO START. FOR THE SAKE OF THE WIFE HE LOVED, TARZAN HAD BEEN TRYING TO ADAPT HIMSELF TO THE LIFE OF AN ENGLISH COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, BUT, NOW THAT HE WAS OFF ON THE HUNT, SOMETHING OF THE EXHILARATION OF HIS JUNGLE DAYS SWEPT THROUGH HIM. THE LITTLE ANIMAL WAS AT BAY WHEN TARZAN GALLOPED UP. AS OTHER HUNTERS ARRIVED, TARZAN TURNED ON THEM FIERCELY, GROWLING LIKE A BEAST HIMSELF ‘THE HUNT 1S OFF!"HE SAID."THE FOX IS MY LITTLE BROTHER" "YOU LOOK MARVELOUS, JOKNI"SAID LADY GREYSTOKE WHEN HER HUSBAND FINALLY APPEARED IN THE HUNTING CLOTHES THAT SHE HAD PERSUADED HIM TO BUY. * 1 FEEL SILLY, HE SAID."TO THINK THAT |, EVEN AT THEIR OWN SPORTS TARZAN EXCELLED THE PRODUCTS OF AN EFFETE CIVILIZATION. BUT TARZAN WAS NO "SPORTSMAN" HE KILLED IN THE JUNGLE FOR MEAT OR TO SAVE A LIFE. WHEN HE SAW THE LITTLE HUNTED FOX,HE FELT CLOSER TO HIM THAN TO THE HUNTERS WITH WHOM HE HAD GONE HUNTING, N V IT WAS INCIDENTS LIKE THIS THAT MADE LADY GREYSTOKE REALIZE THAT TARZAN BELONGED IN AFRICA ONCE MORE TO INDULGE THE WILD JOY OF LIFE WITH H!$ BROTHERS, THE APES 1-5 NEXT WEEK THE DANCE o