Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1933, Page 92

= AN THE APES UP THE STAIRCA , BACK OF HIM WERE THE SOLDIERS WITH THEIR o ?8 ,T\?TRAZCK e EGSPT,EfiSU.__“_.F i 33, SPEARS READY TO REPEL THE ATTACK. TUTAMKEN, THE MONKEY-MAN, STOOD ALONE IN THEIR PATHWAY, SCREAMING. THE PHARAOH ROSE FROM . VON HARBEN, KNOCKED QVER IN HnEs THBO%E IN SpAN|8 e THE ONRUSH OF THE APES, HAD THE MONKEY-MAN SHOUTED PREPARED TO FLEE. , FALLEN HELPLESS ON THE IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE I STAIRCASE. APES, “KAGODA!", MEANING “I SURRENDER!” cE AS TUTAMKEN AND TARZAN ADVANCED UP THE STAIRCASE TOWARD PHARAQH'S THRONE, THE HIGH PRIEST HALTED THEM. “IF THIS MAN IS HOLY," HE SAID, “THE GODS WILLTELL US. WE WILL TAKE HIM TO THE TEMPLE™ : TR ‘ : "\'\ a 4 K & = TUTAMKEN THEN RUSHED TOWARD THE THRONE ‘A MIRACLE // v M& HAS HAPPENED, OH PHARAQH!" HE CRIED, “THE SOUL OF THOTH /St W W] —— SKIN SO THAT HE CAN TALK THE LANGUAGE OF THE APES AND THE APES HAIL HIM AS KING! ALL EXCEPT PHARAOH WHO IS EQUAL _~ T0 THE GODS, MUST BOW BEFORE HIM AND WORSHIP HIM!"// g GOD OF THE APES, HAS ENTERED INTO THIS MAN IN THE LEOPARD ,II = i 783 H i . HE SEIZED A GREAT LADLE, TOOK THE BOILING PITCH FROM THE \ L) A e - | 2] KETTLE AND HELD IT OVER TARZAN'S HEAD.“SO WILLYOU PERISH IF % D . e PPaie THEN HE LED TARZAN INTO A DARK YOU BETRAY THE SECRETS OF THE TEMPLE!™ HE CRIED. IN THE VESTIBULE OF THE TEMPLE, THE HIGH PRIEST 3 ’ CORRIDOR AT THE END OF WHICH A FIRE LBURNED INCENSE BEFORE THE GREAT STATUE OF I315. WAS BURNING INAHUGE KETTLE. NEXT WEEK. 74E PHARAOKS DAUGHTER