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Tarzan Government of the German Republic to Build Tho First Union High School a Expedition Off African Coast Red Flag Hoisted As Order Fo in That County in Bunks FINAL NOTE BRIEF. BITTER TEUTON CTflTf TVTTTTT TC? German Hay Treaty Is Unjust But BWANA RESCUES MERIEM AND TAKES HER HOME TO HIS Will Sign Terms. f IN BRIEF. FLEET IN HAH The Son of WIFE, WHO ADOPTS THE GIRLSHE LONGS Purls. In declaring Its intention to Six out of seven school districts In FOR KORAK tccept and sign the peace terms the Washington county voted, 227 to 117, Tarzan government of the German republic to build tho first union high school A expedition off African coast Red Flag Hoisted as Order fo in that county in Bunks. Synopili. scientific the rescues tent the following note Monday to M human derelict, Alexis Paulvltch. He brings aboard un ape, Intelligent Scuttling Ships. wiemenceau, president of the peace Voters of Bend will be called on to and friendly, and reaches London. Jack, son of Lord Greystoke, the cast life and lonference, through Dr. Ilanlul von their ballots In a special election By EDGAR RICE original Turzun, has Inherited a love of wild steals from home June 28, to vote on the proposed $51,000 to see the apu, now a drawing curd in a music hall. The ape makes llulmhausen: BURROUGHS city budget, tho city council decided friends with him and refuses to leave Juck despite his trulner. "The minister of foreign affairs has recently. Tho budget represents the Turzun appears und Is Joyfully recognized by the ape, for Tarzan bad CREWS FIRED king of his tribe. Turzun agrees to buy Akut, the ape, UPON instructed me to communicate to your largest estimate of expenses ever pro been and send Copyright by Frank A. MunwyCo. him to Africa. und Akut become gruut friends. Puulvltch posed. back Jack excellency the following: Is killed when lie uttcinpts murder. A thief tries to kill Jack, but is 'It appears to the government of Wayne Jackson, 21, was drowned killed by Akut. They Hue together to the Jungle and take up life. All Capital CHAPTER IX Continued, Ships But One Are Sent the Gorman republic, in consternation Wednesday when tho car which he was Juck rescues an Arabian girl and takes her Into the forest. lie Is 11 wounded and Meriem Is stolen. The bad Swedes buy her from Kovudoo, to Bottom. Act Ii Declared at the last communication of the allied driving was thrown into Little Nes- - At the same instant the flops of the Malblhn Jeussen fighting for the girl. and associated governments, that these tucca river after striking loose broken the black. kills Breachjof Armistice. tent opened silently and a tall white governments have decided to wrest planks in the road north of the draw man stood In the aperture. Neither from Germany by force acceptance of bridge across the river In ihe southern Mcriem or Malblhn saw the newcom many years ugo, and Korak came and that his klnduess and consideration the peace conditions, those, part er. The letter's back was toward him, even of Tillamook county. took me from my futher, who was never faltered she cume to compare London. The Gorman while his body hid the stranger from officers and which, without presenting any material me. Since have lived him with her Koruk to very A county organization for the pro Meriem s eye. beutlng then I and be Bailors forming the complements of the significance, aim at divesting the Ger In the trees with Korak and A'ht.' fond of him, but never did her loyalty motion of the pure-bre- dairy stock in He crossed the tent quickly, man people of their honor. "Where in the Jungle lives Korak?" to her upe man flag. German ships interned at Scapa Flow dustry Is being planned by the direct over Jenssen's body. The first " 'No act of violence touch asked the stranger. On the fifth duy they came suddenly sank most of can the ors of Lane County Intimation Mnlblhn had was a heavy their fleet Saturday. All the Fair associa Meriem pointed with a sweep of her upon a grcut plain, und edgo honor of the German people. The Ger- hand upon his shoulder. from the the big ships, the battleships and battle tion in connection with the fair. The hand that took in, generously, bulf the of the forest the girl saw In the dls- man people, after frightful suffering Ho wheeled, to fuce an utter stran question was raised at a meeting of continent of Africa. tunce fenced fields and muny build- cruisers, except tho Baden, and nu in these last years, have no means of ger, a tall, black haired, gray eyed the fulr board Friday night. Details "Could you flud your way back to ings. At the sight she drew back In efendlng ac- Stranger, clad in khaki and pith hel nierous smaller craft were sunk, while themselves by external bim?" ustonlshmeut. will be worked out later. met. juulDinn readied for his gun others went ashore In a tion. "I do not know," she replied, "but "Where ure we?" she asked, point- again, but another hand had been condition. 'Yielding to superior force, and The big packing plant of the D. E. he will find his way to me." ing. quicker than his, and he saw the Eighteen destroyers were by without renouncing In the meantime Nebcrgall Meat company at Albany, "Then I have n plan," said the stran "We could not find Koruk," replied beached weapon tossed to the ground at the tugs, its own view unheard-o- f ger. "I live but a few marches from tho man, "und as our way led near my four remained afloat, while the of the Injus which was destroyed by fire Sunday, side of the tent out of reach. here. I shall take you home, where douur I huve brought you here to wait remalndor went under. The wholesale tice of the peace conditions, the gov will be rebuilt at once. Before the "What Is the meaning of this?" The my wife will look after you and care und rest with my wife until my men sinking of the German ships which ernmont of the German republic de ruins had stopped smouldering offi stranger addressed his question to for you until we can find Korak or can find your apo or he finds you. It wcro surrendered under the terms of clares that it is ready to accept and cials of the company said they would Meriem in a tongue she did not under Korak finds us. If he could find you is better thus, little one. You will be ign peace stand. She shook her head and spoke the armistice, was carefully arranged the conditions imposed, rebuild and they are now going ahead here, he can flud you my village. sufer with us and you will be hnppler." In Arabic. Instantly the man changed at by officers aud crews. All explosives "Please accept, Mr. President, assur with plans for Immediate Is it not so?" Meriem laughed. "The Jungle," she his question to that language. had been removed and therefore the ances of my high consideration. Meriem thought that It was so, but said, "Is my father and my mother. "inese men are taking me away I only means of destroying (Signed.) "VON HAIMHAUSEN.' she did not like the idea of not start- do not fear the jungle. I love the fleet was Hood River county roads were never from Korak," panted the girl. "This It I by ing Immediately buck to meet Korak should rather die thun leave It opening the seacocks. The ships The German note accepting the one would have harmed me. The oth forever. better, is the declaration of County On the other hand, the man had no But your, douar Is close beside the went down slowly, with the German allied peace conditions without reser er, who he has Just killed, tried to stop Judge L. N. Blowers, who, with County Intention of permitting this poor, in Jungle. You have been good to me. I flag, which the crews had hoisted, vation made only one typewritten him. They were both very bad men, ' Roadmaster W. L. Nichols and Com sane child to wander further amid the will do as you wish and remain here showing at the most heads. page. but this one is the worse. If my Korak missioner F. H. Blackman, motored to dangers of the Jungle. Whence she for awhile to wait the coming of my were here he would kill him. I sup The crews, composed entirely of Ger- hud come or what she had undergone Koruk." the Upper East Fork last week to In pose you are like them, so you will not mans, under the terms of the armistice could not guess, 'Good I" spect a steel bridge Just placed there kill him." he but that her Koruk suld the man, and he led which did not permit of British guards SHORTER WEEK FOR nod their life among the apes was but the way down flower-co- v on the trunkllne highway to Mount The stranger smiled. "He deserves toward the aboard, took to the boats when ves- a figment of a disordered mind he ered bungalow behind which lay the Hood. killing," he said. "There is no doubt the LABOR PLEDGED could not doubt. barns aud outhouse d sels began to settle. While making for IS of that. Once I should have killed him, of a for a new flouring be He knew the Jungle well, and he African farm. the shore the boats were challenged Plans mill to but now not.
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