Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1933, Page 81

{ Eight Pages in Color @hz gwm gtw. | Eight Pages in Color SUNDAY., MARCH 12, 1933 N Y by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS ‘WOt 'S UPON QUR LAND v AND QUR PEQPLE'" } CRIED THE PRINCESS NIKOTRIS BY THE FALLEN THE WRATH OF THE GODS CAN BE AVERTED ONLY BY THE STATUE OF THOTH, RETURN OF TARZAN AND THE APES,” THE HIGH PRIEST ECHOED HER CRY ANNOUNCED AFTER CONSULTING THE ORACLES. SO, TUTAMKEN. PRINCELY BROTHER OF THE BEASTS, WAS (OMMISSIONED TO GO FORTH AND HUNT FORTHE APE-MAN. LIGHTLY HE SWUNG INTO THE TREES OVER THE PALACE WALL, ACCOM- PANIED BY HIS PET MONKEYS © DHITI, HIS FAVORITE, 4 CLUNG TO HIM “THAT SOUND MEANS DEATH'" CRIED \ THE MONKEY TUTAMKEN WENT ON ALUNE.BUT FEAR FILLED HIS HEART. ' THE SACRED APES HAD GATHERED WITH THEIR BROTHERS OF THE JUNGLE. THEY AWAITED THEIR KING. DEEP IN THE JUNGLE CAME THE STEADY BEAT OF THE APES UPON THE EARTHDRUM WITHIN THE HOLLOW OF ATREE, TARZAN - HID HIS WEAPONS THE APES THEMSELVES HAD WARNED HIM OF THE FATE THA AWAITED ANY HUMAN WHO CAME WITHIN SIGHT OF THEIR SECRET RITES. AND HE WAS PUZZLED BY THE STRANGE RED GLARE IN THE FOREST. Py s TUTAMKEN, HIGH IN THE FOREST LOOKED DOWN UPONA SCENE THAT FEW MORTALS HAVE EVER WITNESSED, THE APES WERE WHIRLING FIERCELY IN THE DEATH DANCE OF THE DUM-DUM. AND TARZAN WAS ONE OF THE LEAPING HORDE. NEXTWEEK. FIRES OF FURY 3=+