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i iSlSDEGlNS TUB STORY
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1 7" .. A save monrininii
MCan-ftV1 ". ?!: BA:
ntf-M'?' -,. ml dr(l meat Aoi
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, them He places them in a
ffi o Mi"- Simultaneous lg Tar
,ir'TJ tho man-thing seo crouched
tUt'ASd iheir We'aijattantthe
X'LUi.taced figure oj urn .-
Wis-ff-tejs
Bui rnnrfln'a Me. ready to
Will the great cat, and they all be-
' McndW and jaurncyca on iu
, J- Mi- icifA O-la-a, daughter to
Un '"r'hU hi, lad lied
Tame decked plan of the king's.
'.flSTn,! rUk is too oredff" asked
Br"?n: . .. nf f'no or-a."
AND HEBE IT CONTINUES
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ill A ND I snau bo juu " """
I A.M,1 the ac-man, "for I must seo
hU City of Wt, this A-lur of yours,
Ld search there for ray lost mate, even
f.L,h you believe that there. Is little
jWe that I find her. And you, Om
jit, do you come with us?"
"Why now obkcu iu iimij -.
' .He lalr of my tribe He In the crags
,....- A.Inr. and though Es-sat, our
itblef. ,rovo mc cut X shoul(1 1,kc t0
return again, for tnerc is n fug me
tanon whom I should be glnd to look
w more ami wio wouiu uu iuu w .
r .. -r ...111 . ...HI. .. TTa-
rgnon mC. 1CS, x win su "i. ,uu. w
Fiat feared that I might become chief.
find who knows oui wi -i ""
ftlht. But ran-at-lcel it Is she I seek
first, even before n cmeitainsmp.
'f, "We three, then, shall travel to
Vltther," said Tnrzan.
"And fight together, atuieu xn-uun,
"the three ns one," and ns he spoke he
drew -his knife and held it above litit
hid.
The three ns one." repeated Om-nt,
v drawing bis weapon and duplicating 'la-
den's act. "It is spoken I"
"The three as ono!" cried Tarzan
Uf the Apes. "To the death 1" and his
blade flashed in the sunlight.
"Lotus go, then," said Om-at; "my
iinlfn Is drv nnd cries nloud for the
I'blood of Es-sat."
The trail over wmen rn-ucn nun
Om-at led nmi which scarcely could be
dignified even by tuc name or trail
irns suited more to mountain sheep,
monkevs or birds than to man ; but the
tjthrca that followed it were trnined to
fujts which no ordlnar.v man mlgiit es-
UT.
Now, upon the lower slopes, it led
through (ler.to forests where the crounil
Ti3 so matted with fallen trees nnd
trcr-rlotim; vines and brush that the
ny held alwnjs tc tne swaying branches
tijh above the tangle; again it skirted
jawnlng gorges whose sllppery-laccd
toclu gave but momentary foothold even
to the. bare feet that lightly touched
tbem is the three leaped chamois -like
hem one precarious foothold to the
ncit. Dizzy and terrifying was the
way that Om-at chose across the sum
mit as he led them nround the shoul
der of a towering crag that rose n
ahecr 2000 feet of perpendicular rock
above a tumbling river. And when at
last they stood upon comparatively
level ground again Om-nt turned nnd
looked at them both intently nnd espe
cially at Tarzan of the Apes.
"You will both do," he said. "You
are fit companions for Om-nt, the Waz
doa" "What do you mean?" asked Tar
un. "1 brought you this way." replied
the black, "to lenin if either lacked the
courage to follow where Om-nt led. It
hero that the young wnrrlors of Es
Mt corao (o prove their courage. And
jet, though we are born and raised
tpon cliff Rides, it is considered no dls
ipacc to admit that Pastar-ul-vcd, the
Jathcr of Mountains, has defeated us,
for of those who try it only n few
uccccd the bones of the others lie at
we feet of Pastar-ul-vcd."
Tn-,lfln lnnr.lm.1 NT 1.1 ..
v.. .uugMuu. A WUUUI nut uuru
tocoine this way often," he said.
Ao," replied Om-at; "hut it has
wrieneu our journey by nt least n full
yT. So much the sooner shall Tnrznn
look upon the Valley of .Tnd-ben-Otho.
i!?ra ., A"(1 Ilp lci1 the way upward
!?? Ahe Bho'lcr of Pastar-ul-vcd
MH there lny spread below them a
ceno of mystery and of benuty a green
wioy girt by towering cliff.s of marble
Mhltencss a grrrn vallej dotted br
JP bliio lakes and crossed by th" blue
ira" f winding river. In the center
rfiff y nf .tm' whiteness of th,. mnrblp
cm:s-a city which even at so great n
"."wnrc evidenced a htinnge, ot aitis
ic. "rchlc-tun.. Outside the city
Oerc were visible about the valley
lm. ' ?roi,,ls oC buildings sometimes
irw1'".1'0 nu1 tllruf n,u' f('U- 1"
fr,r ,vi ubl,t nhvn' f 'bo same glar
Sftle fo M' an(1 uIwnys in BOm! tan-
tafc'i th? 7ancy ,,,c cltffB wo 0(-
thirl 5lvAn! ,le ni"rarance of green
t Unrlot,inK 'townwanl toward a ccn
irai ,oa of green.
Jr'!l,1-JV1(' "'".Tncl-ljcn-Otho." inur
"urcd Iprznn in the tongue of the
nit wu"- " '" Ueniltlfiil
.'lore, in A-lur. lives
&.." ou'r "ll I'ol-ul-don.
VtL '," ,!!lT Jorr ''v.0 the
not npt .'"""""" iii-nr, -wno no
not acknowledge tlnt Ko-lnii is the
-n
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s Ko-tan. the
said
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V ZlliV: ovp.r "'nt which all the aaes
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to ieeou.!r(1,T'1 "m tlm- m which
"iJCOliello tllP Jlo-dnn nml Vnv.,lii .
at Tl, u,vh,,''l,p'; ,0 'nl !1 ,J,,,,-t,t. Om
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hn l'i Zl'" .Vn,U"' "", n,,,,r "" t,,nt
the ono,1?01, tl'roati-iiH thnn they face
w flJSJi "',' ' m"".v wnrrlorJ for
there tti,.,e Ho,,0,, of I'al-ul-elon Is
MthvoHj'v501.1 AVni!',In. how is it
fight linf . i w '"!v. n t0Mn uin'!' w'ln
h oni 0n,JL wlth th "o-'lon, but
tribes .n..nf0tJlcr' W,M, onp of J'r
aK n, J '' 1?0,t,,e flKhUn trn11'
beblnd Sim ? "0"' "' U mwt ,cavo
r unm, lm vhMfp" from the neigh
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VlllaVQg V.lll "! IIHU III ,111111
.ii nil i iiiiiini mi
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mi cannot even (leu. for upon
on are enem en. nnd
"tier l,in '"
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with ii,' ' "3,t bravely, wo conic buck
'unurhHin .i i . w,u lrej.entl bo
'Wir Mi.,n tl,o temples and heivu.its In
THE GUMPS Nothing for SohtetMng
By Sldmw StH
will dominate and their king will be
klngof Pnl-ul-don." ,
"Pcrhans you aro rliAt ' nilmlttil
Orrf-nt. "It Is becauso our nolghborii
lire fools, each thinking that his trlbo Is
the grenteat nnd should rule among the
Wni-don. They will not admit that tho
warriors 01 my trlbo are tho bravest
nnd our shea the most beautiful,"
Ta-den grinned. "Each of tho others
prcscntB precisely tho same argument
Ihnt you present. Om-at," he said,
"which, my friend, is the strongcsl bul
wark of defense possessed by the Ho
don," "Come!" exclaimed Tarzan; "such
discussions often lend to quarrels, and
we thrco must hnvo no quarrels. I, of
(tiurso, nm Interested in learning what
I can of the political and economic
iondltions of your land I should liko to
know something of your religion j but
not nt tho expense of bitterness between
my only friends In Pnl-ul-don. Possibly,
however, you hold to the snmo god?"
"There, Indeed, wo do differ," cried
Om-nt, sdmowhnt bitterly and with n
traco of excitement In his voice.
"Differ I" almost shouted Tn-don;
"and why should we not differ? Who
could anree with the preposterous "
"Stop!" cried. Tarzan. "Nov, In
deed, have I stirred up a hornets' nest.
lid us speak no more of matters politi
cal or religious."
"That is wiser," agreed Om-at; "but
I might mention, for your Information,
that Uie one and only god hns a long
"It Is sacrilege," cried Ta-den. lay
ing ; his hand upon his knife; "Jod-bon-Otho
ImBno tail!"
"Stop!" shrieked Om-nt, springing
forward; but Instantly Tarzan inter
posed himself between them.
"Enough I" ho snapped. "Let us be
true to our oaths of friendship that we
may be honorable in the sight of God
In whatever form we conceive Him."
"You arc right, Tailless One," said
Ta-den. "Come, Om-nt, let us look
after our friendship and ourselves, se
curc '"the conviction that .Tndben-Otho
is Rufflclently powerful to look nftcr
himself."
"Done!" ngreed Om-at, "but "
'No 'buts,' Om-at," admonished
Tarzan.
Tho shaggy black shrugged his shoul
ders and smiled. "Shall we make our
way down toward the vnllcy?" he
asked. "The gorge below us is unin
habited; that to the left contains the
caves of my people. I would sec Pan-at-Ice
onco more. Ta-den would visit
his father in the valley below and
Tarzan seeks cntrnnce to A-lur In
search of the mate that would be better
ucnu mnn in tuc clutches of the Ilo-don
priests of Jad-ben-Otho. How tdiall we
proceed?"
Let us rcmnin together as long as
possible," urged Ta-den. "You. Om-nt,
must seek Pnn-nt-lee by night nnd by
stealth, for three, even we three, may
not hope to overcome Es-sat and all his
w-arrlors. At any time may we go to
tho village where my father is chief, for
Tn-don always will welcome the friends
of his son. Hut for Tarzan to enter
A-iur is nnothcr matter, though there
Is n way and he has the courage to
put It to the test listen, come close
for .Tnd-ben-Otho hns keen cara and
this he must not hear," with his lips
close to tho cars of his companions
in-ucn, uie xnii-trcc. t-on of .Tn-don,
the Lion-man, unfolded his daring plan.
And nt the same moment, n lmnrlreil
miles away, a lithe figure, naked but
ior a loin cloth nnd weapons, moved
silently ncross a thorn-covered, wntcr-
lcss steppe, searching nlwnys along" tho
ground before him with keen eyes and
sensitive nostras.
CHAPTER III
Pan -nt-Leo
Mght had fnllen upon uncharted
Pnl-ul-don. A slender moon, low in
the West, bathed the white faces of the
chalk cliffs presented to her, in n mel
low, unearthly glow. Black were the
shadows in Kor-ul-jn. Gortro-of-llons.
where dwelt the tribe of the same namo
under Es-sat, their chief. From un
aperture near the summit of the lofty
escarpment a hairy figure emerged the
head and shoulders first nnd fierce
eyes scanned the cliff side in every di
rection.
It was Es-sat, the chief. To right
and left nnd below he looked ns though
to assure himself that he was unob
served, but no other figure moved upon
the cliff face, nor did nnothcr hairy
body protrude from nny of the numerous
envc mouths from the high-flung nbodc
of the chief to the habitations of the
more lowly members of the tribe nearer
the cliff's base. Then he moved out
ward upon the sheer face of tho white
chalk wall. In the hnlf-llght of the
baby moon it appeared that the heavy,
shaggy black figure moved across the
face of the perpendicular wall in some
miraculous mnnner, but closer ex
amination would hnvc revealed stout
pegs, as large around ns a man's wrist,
nrotrudlne from holes in the cliff into
which they were driven. Es-t-at's four
liandliko members and his long, sinuous
tail permitted him to move with con
summate ease whither he chose a
Bicantic tat upon n mighty wnll. As he
progressed upon his way he avoided the
cavci mouths, passing cither nuove or
below those that lay in his path.
The outward niiprnrancc of these
caves was blmilur. An opening from
eight to ns much ns twenty feet long
b elcht hich and four to six feet deep
was cut into thu clmlklike rock of the
HIT. In the back of this Inrco opening.
which formed what might be described
ns the front vernndu of the home, was
nn nneninir about three feet wide and
six feet high, evidently forming the
doorway to tho interior apartment or
nnartmeutH. On cither side of this
doorway were smaller openings which
it were ensv to nHSiime were windows
through whiih light and air might find
ihi.ii- u-nv to the inhabitants. Similar
windows were also dotted over tho cliff
fncu between the cntrnnce porches, sug
gesting that the entire tnee of tho cliff
was honeycombed with np.ii tinents.
From many of the fee xumller apertures
uninil Mtreiiiii.s of water trickled down
the cbcarnmeut. and tho walls above
others was blackened as by smoke.
Where the water ran tho wull wns
eroded to u dcptli of from a few Inches
to ns much as n foot, suggesting that
some of the tiny streams had been
trickling downward to the green carpet
of vegetation below for ages.
in thlr. prlmeuil tettlng the greut
i iiiiPfiintliriiiiuH nrmiKod no jarring illf-
cord, for he was as much a p.ut of it
us tho trees thut grew upon the summit
of the cliff or those Ihnt hid their feet
niuong the dank fems in the bottom uf
the gorge.
Now he paused before un entrance)
way and listened nnd then, nolsolosBly
tin. moonlkht upon the trickling
waters, ho merged with the shadows of
thu outer porch. At. mo cioorwny leuu
i.ur iiitii tho Interior lie paused nguin.
listening, and then ciuiutly pushing
imhli. tho henvy skin that covered the
aperture, lie passed within u largo
i.imnilier hewn from the living rock.
From the far end, through another
(iixiruii). shone u llsht, dimly. Townrd
11,1m he event with utmost stealth, his
nuked feet giving forth no bound. Tho
knotted club tiint hail been hanging at
1,1a buck from a thong about his neck lie
now removed ami carrieu in ins ieit
hand.
CONTINUED MONDAY
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