Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1935, Page 113

e he Swundlay Star [Ach Color WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 27, 1935 242 10-27-35 A/v EDGAR RICE BURROUGH.S’ llNl’TPD H'-\TURF S\ VDI(‘ \Tl' lnr AND MENGO DELIGHFED INT NEXT MORNING TARZAN HEARD THE HUNTING BOASTING TQ SIGREDA THAT PARTIES SETTING OUT TO TRAP THE UON.S HE HAD CAPTURED WHICH WERE TO KILL HIM. APE-MAN WHO ; PAINFULLY BOUND, TARZAN WAS THRUST INTO A HUT TO AWAIT HIS DOOM AT THE HANDS OF THE LION PEOPLE. TOWARD EVENING THEY RETURNED, AND SAVAGE ROARS ANNOUNCED THEIR SUCCESS. LOATH TO ROB THE VIKING MAID OF HER LAST BRAVE SIGREDA SMILED AT TARZAN. “I KNOW COMFORT, TARZAN DID NOT DISSENT. YOU LOVE ME,BECAUSE YOU TRIED TO SAVE ME. NOW | CAN DIE HAPPY.” NOW THE CAPTIVES WERE LED UP ASTAlRWAY 0 A PLATFORM ABO DOZEN LIONS (lAMORED AGAINST THEIR (AGES “NO/” CRIED SIGREDA. “IWILL GO FIRST/“ / | CANN é’ff’s" THE PLATEORM CROWDED THE mrs”gnhh'gfi'ér?? i CH'EFL’B%%E{%% 0 EXPECTANCY OF THE BLOODY SPECTACLE. DECIDE THE GRDER OF YOUR DYING/# NEXTWEEK: P/T OF DOOM