1. New York Evening World, February 2, 1918
STEEL FINGERS CIRCLED THE BLACK MAN'S THROAT
2. New York Evening World, February 9, 1918
THE ELEPHANT SWUNG TARZAN TO ITS BROAD HEAD

3. New York Evening World, February 16, 1918
TARZAN FELL UPON THE TAWNY BACK AND DROVE HIS BLADE
INTO THE PANTHER'S SIDE

4. New York Evening World, February 23, 1918
TARZAN SEIZED THE REPTILE AND SANK HIS BLADE INTO IT

5. New York Evening World, March 2, 1918
A HEAVY HUNTING SPEAR HURTLED TROUGH THE AIR
TO MEET THE LION IN MID-LEAP.

6. New York Evening World, March 9, 1918
TARZAN SEIZED THE HYENA AND HURLED IT ACROSS THE CAVERN
7. New York Evening World, March 16, 1918
THE HUNGRY HYENA CHARGED TARZAN
EVEN AS THE ROPE BEGAN TO PART

8. New York Evening World, March 23, 1918
HURLING THE APEMAN ACROSS A HAIRY SHOULDER, THE GORILLA TURNED
DASHED OUT INTO THE OPEN AND BORE TARZAN AWAY

9. New York Evening World, March 30, 1918
SCARCELY HAD NUMA THE LION SETTLED HIMSELF TO FEED WHEN
A SHARP PIECE OF ROCK WAS HURLED AT THE HEAD OF THE APE-MAN

10. New York Evening World, April 6, 1918
AS TARZAN STRUGGLED FOR MASTERY THERE WAS A
LOUD EXPLOSION WHICH DEAFENED THE FIGHTERS

11. New York Evening World, April 13, 1918
TARZAN OPENED THE DOOR WHICH WOULD RELEASE THE GREAT LION

12. New York Evening World, April 20, 1918
A HUGE BULK BROKE INTO THE CLEARING FROM THE JUNGLE
AS TANTOR ROARED TO THE RESCUE OF TARZAN

13. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, May 31, 1919
THE CRUEL TALONS RAKED THE AIR AS THE ROPE TIGHTENED

14. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, June 7, 1919
THE SINUOUS TRUNK ENCIRCLED HIM AND
HURLED HIM FAR AFTER THE FLEEING CROWD

15. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, June 14, 1919
TARZAN CLOSED, HIS LONG KNIFE READY IN ONE STRONG HAND

16. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, June 21, 1919
HISTAH, IN TURNING, BROUGHT HIS HEAD WITHIN REACH OF TARZAN'S BLADE

17. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, June 28, 1919
SHE SAW A HEAVY HUNTING SPEAR HURTLING THROUGH THE AIR
TO MEET THE LION IN MID-LEAP

18. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, July 5, 1919
HE GRASPED IT BY THE SCRUFF OF THE NECK AND HURLED IT ACROSS THE CAVERN

19. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, July 12 1919
THE APE-MAN SURGED FORWARD WITH ALL HIS WEIGHT
AND ALL HIS GREAT STRENGTH -- THE BONDS PARTED

20. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, July 19 1919
A SHARP PIECE OF ROCK HURLED BY THE APE-MAN
STRUCK HIM UPON THE CHEEK

21. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, July 26 1919
HE SNATCHED THE HUNTING BLADE AND, THRUSTING UPWARD,
DROVE IT INTO THE BREAST ABOVE HIM

22. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, August 2, 1919
NEVER BEFORE HAD TARZAN'S ASSAILANT BEHELD SO STRANGE A CREATURE
AS THIS SLIPPERY, HAIRLESS BULL WITH WHICH HE BATTLED

23. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, August 9, 1919
THEIR SPEARS WERE READY IN THEIR HANDS ~ AND THERE STOOD REVEALED BEFORE THEM
IN THE FIRELIGHT, THE STRAIGHT YOUNG FIGURE OF THE WHITE DEVIL-GOD

24. Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, August 16, 1919
AGAIN AND AGAIN DID TARZAN LAUNCH THE ARROWS

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