The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 14

rh YU BEGIN EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS MERE TODAY NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY >. AND THE GOLDEN te further than they Ta great mangant sany moons since t among orsonate Tarzan ysteully cour ince he had and donned the ‘Tarzan, for] habill of a had no opportunity speman in every within his ability, Of le cra had none, of course, personal combats with the more he emulat and savage jungle beasts caution prompt éa°him to eschew, but he hunted r game with spear und with practiced continually grass rope that was a p of his make-up And now Flora Hawkes saw all plans upon the verge She trembied as the the for her fear was very real, and tense with nervou she saw Kraski appros group with the coffee pot in one hand and cups in the other. Kraski the pot and the cups on the ground, a little in the rear of Tar and, filled the latter, saw him pour a portion of tho she had giver cups. A ¢ ke out upon her forehead lifted this cup and of fered it to the ape-man, Would he Would he suspect? If he ect what hb punish me to them all She saw Kraski 9 Peebles. Throck and Bluber, then return to the cirele with the last one for. him self. the Russian raised it be fore his face and bowed politely to the ape-man, she saw the five men drink. The reactiont which ensued left her weak Turning, sed wpon her cot, and lay there trembling, her face buried in her arm. Aud, outside, Tarzan of the Apes drained his cup to the last drop her well of, Tarzan became pation a ing the then she an set zan as he she contents of the botth him into one of th would be for their teme hand another and spent. she col CHAPTER VI Death Steals Behind he afternoon of the da ak UR that Ti of the conspirator a the ruined city of men moving valley from the circling cliff. Tarzan, Jane Clayton, and their black Waziri were the o strangers that the denizens of Opar had within their valle during lifetime of the amic nd only in half-fo ot a by-gone pa uggestion that stran. an these had Yet from time im d had always re summit of Jiscovered the wate crumbling outer 1 of Opar descried a party downward into the sammit of the en ever the them gers other ever visited Opar. memorial mained w outer wall, and crippled ma all that recalted t warriors of lost A thru the long the had deteriorated and } oc casional mating with the great ape the men had become the be things of Opar. nge and inexplicable had been the provi- dence of nature that had confined this almost solely to the males, ving the females straight, well-formed, often of come ly nd even beautiful features n condition that might larg tributable to the fact that female infants possessing ape-like cha immediately ¢ on the other hand, boy b purely iso done Typical, indeed, of the habitants of Opar the lone watcher upon the outer city wall, a e numerous, For de modern deterioration at acter. were sessed tribute: human was short, stocky man with matted hairjot the the | like | troyed,| “I sed wo tb f but he back and other of demanded. Haye you you hav told any seen” A the latte xclaimed “The word murmu speaks,” Cadj turned a the speaker. Opar," he disobey 1 "But i prieste high priestess owled one, “ queen of Opar “But the high whom he will Chamber of the Dead Cadj priest laming ther meaningly “We shall keeps plied the priest “Good! growled t and led the w thru the dr back toward t here temple £ Or From proaching ot ther The low gutturals the great apes, |which were phrases of @ doubtless far wateh view valley th intersperse in occas! we str were the ancient lar handed tions that | and. civilizati ath the lantic, and who }had, in to penetrate it Afri id the in plic c « home cities wn t caused them heart of} and to build far} remote th { their jOpar As Cadj and his f jfrom beneath shagcy strangers plodded | neath the now declining equatorial | sun across the rocky, barren valley Ja gray little monkey eyed them from | the foliage of the giant trees tha had way | thru the pavement enue behind ad-faced little like all his ity, finally that fear of Opar was so considerably lcome that he at last swung lightly| lt and all to a > hel mas-| wera watched brows, the! amidst mn but them. monkey to of the kir on cur and uch an ext his fierce mate from the tree to tne paveme his way thru the inner p the inside of the outer position in their rear behind one whe of the e blocks of the crumbling | could | safety from e might overhear r of the ns Il of which that was carried on in| ge of the great apes he tand perfectly was drawing to a tection, the conv Opar appros sh for nizable in . and the ently one of younger pr claimed excited | “It is he, Cadj. It is the Tarmangani who calls himself Tar-| jzan of the Apes. I can see plainly; the others are all |men. He is urging them on, ding them with his spear. The: act as tho they were afraid an |very tirea, but he is forcing them forward.’ | "You demanded Cadj, |“you are sure that it is Tarzan of the | lowly moving com Opar was close pres pany aching eno’ individuals to be great | black | prod are sure,” Apes positive,” and am aker, priests Je of his f en |whose e replied the} of the} » to that they were] Cadj himself not as then another was good member that us that youn company, realized it nothin cr V De boy POELELNORES BO? TANS PUAIRES & Olivé Roberts Bartor. 9—THE DISCONTENTED COUNTRY MeG e fa he ae | Main Street | John = K. Witherspe ule ras LESLIE COTY TO THE LITTLE QUISE, CAKE OF THE CKET DBAWEK, CON TINUED LeTTER FROM MAK ne Dougan, M University Starts t thing you k cle Cha the country. 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