Evening star. [volume], March 08, 1936, Image 109

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Sixteen Pages Sixteen Pages
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ALONE, UNAFRAID, TARZAN
HEARD THE FIERCE APES A
5CREAMING!"THE MAN MUST DIE
WITH THE SHE*"THEN THEY CHARGED/
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PROUD KON-GAH.
BELIEVING HIM5ELF
INVINCIBLE,WELCOMED
THE COMBAT. "I KILL/"
HE SHOUTED, BEATING
KIS GREAT CHEST
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WITH HIDEOUS
ROARS AND
GROWLS,THE
COMBATANTS
CLASHED
FURIOUSLY
TARZAN BATTLED WITH ALL HIS MIGHT
AND SKILL,KNOWING THAT GLORIA'S
LIFE, AS WELL AS HIS
OWN, WAS AT STAKE.
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SOON HIS ARM OF STEEL ENCIRCLED KON-GAHj THICK
NECK. "KA-GODA?" TARZAN DEMANDED."KA-GODA
I SURRENDER,' THE APE^ING GASPED.
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'"’ THEN DICK DAftTLY RUSHED INTO THE CLEARING.
HASTILY HE JUDGED THAT TARZAN WAS IN PERIL,
AND MANEUVERED TO SHOOT THE APE.
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'DON’T FIRE/'THE JUNGLE LORD CRIED, AND THE
ASTONISHED APES SAW THE STRANGER LOWER
THE THUNDER-CLUB ATTARZAN'S COMMAND.
'YOU SEE. 1 AM YOUR FRIEND "THE APE-MAN CALLED
OUT.'HAIL TARZAN KING?" CRIED THE APES,' “HE
WHO CONQUERS A KING BECOMES KING!"
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AS SOVEREIGN,
TARZAN COM- .
it MANDED GLORIAS
M RELEASE AND
r SHE RUSHED
I INTO DICK'S ARMS
L SOBBING: "TAKE
I ME HOME/TAKE
ME HOME/"
"BUT THE TREASURE/" DICK PROTESTED. "SHAU WE
ABANDON THE COLD TO THAT DEVIL JIM GORREY?*
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