Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1935, Page 107

WASHINGTON, D JULY 14, 1935 . IN VAIN DID THORIK SEEK TO DISSUADE “IF WE WOULD LAY PLANS TO REGAIN YOUR THRONE, TARZAN FROM HIS HAZARDOUS JOUR- THE APE-MAN ANSWERED CALMLY,"WE MUST KNOW NEY TO THE VIKING TOWN. WHAT i$ ASTIR THERE.” BUT TARZAN'S FATAL FINGERS FLEW OUT AND THROT TLED THE OUTCRY/I HIS ENEMYS THROAT, SOUNDS OF MERRYMAKING DREW HIM TOWARD T FEASTING HALL, WHERE A GUARD LEAPED SUDDENLY FROM THE SHADOWS. BESIDE THE BRUTAL USURPER SAT A BEAUTIFUL. T R o\ - A =SB [“AND TOMORROW,“A DRUNKEN WARRIOR ;%L%YH&%%DES(;!%H\{Y.EEIGHED DOWN WITH A ¢ s ng(.;fig,figfiggw KING SHALL WED ' : : T A, WHO WAS THORIK' ABARD SANG OF ERIK'S D OTE REDA, WHO e STRONG AND BLOODY DEEDS--HOW HE SLEW KING THORGEST AND SENT THORIK, HIS SON. INTO FATAL EXILE. - — @ v /- \\ - SWIFTLY SHE PLUCKED A DAGGER FROM ERIK’S BELT. THE SHINING STEEL FLUTTERED LIKE A BIRD— " THE HEART OF TARZAN WAS HLLED WITH PITY AND THEN SIGREDA AROSE MAJESTICALL\.(:"/ “MY DEAR THEN FLEW STRAIGHT FOR SIGREDA'S ACHING HEART! NGER AS HE PONDERED THE FORCED MARRIAGE THORIK 1S DEAD,” SHE CRIED. “RATHER THAN WED S ; = it OF THORIK'S BELOVED. HIS SLAYER, 1 TOO SHALL DIE/” NEXT WEEK: AM/DST THE VIKINGS