Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1934, Page 119

Ten Pages in Color WREN NO SPA FOUND IN TH . R ALL OF THEM COULD BE _THE ADE WOUL T, TARZAN INSISTED THAT H EMAIN ON THE PERILOUS ISLAND. PRESENTLY TARZAN TOOK UP A BOW AND ARROWS HE HAD SEIZED FROM THE WARRIORS, AND SEARCHED THE JHORE ANEW FOR ANOTHER BOAT, BUT THERE WAS NONE. FTARZAN GAZED DOWN UPON THE HUTS WITHIN WHICH THE SAVAGES WAILED, FOR THEY BELIEVED THAT THE BEASTS WHICH'HAD ESCAPED THE MENAGERIE SHIP WERE DEMONS SET UPON THEM BY TARZAN, THE EVIL ONE. IN ATREE, THE APE-MAN FINGERED HIS BOW. A SWIFT AR- ROW COULD DISPOSE OF HIS ENEMY, BUT HE DISDAINED TO SLAY WITHDUT WARNING. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9.71934 “NO ESCAPE!" HE SAID TO BOHGDU. “WE CONQUER DESTER MOLU--OR DIE!" THE GREAT APE BEAT HIS CHEST AND GROWLED HIS EAGERNESS FOR BATTLE. 5 ® ALL THROUGH THE STREET RAGED DESTER MOLU, VAINLY COMMANDING THE WARRIORS TO SALLY FORTH AND HUNT DOWN THEIR ENEMIES. 30 HE CALLED DOWN TO THE GOD-KING OF THE WAIORIS: “I CHALLENGE YOU TO A DUEL TO THE DEATH--1 WITH MY BOW, YOU WITH YOUR REVOLVER!" The Sunday Stac Ten Pages in Color & v HE TWO WOUNDED BOAT GUARDS SWAM DESPERATE- LY OUT TO SEA, RISKING-A-WATERY GRAVE RATHER THAN QUERORS AGAIN. AS THEY JOURNEYED HROUGH THE TREES TO THE VILLAGE, THEY SAW TWO LIONS ASLEEP, GORGED WITH HUMAN PREY AFTER THEIR AT- TACK ON THE WAIORIS. - SN INTO A HUT TO C(OMPEL OBEDI #/ SAVAGE SCREAMED WITH PAIN, BUT NONE VENTURED FORTH S0 GREAT WAS THEIR FEAR OF TARZAN'S “DEMONS." | TREMBLED, THEN / il SMILED. “I'LL FIGHT!" _Ld8 HE CRIED, FOR HIS "(RAFTY MIND HAD (ONCEIVED §a STRATAGEM THAT WOULD TARZAN OF ALL HOPE