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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Tarzan defends his line against Kerchak led apes and fights a brutal mass melee. He kills Tublat in a climactic ambush, asserts his dominance, and proclaims his identity as Tarzan of the Apes. The story follows his education, isolation, and eventual contact with outsiders as a new danger approaches.
Kivlenga, son of King Mbonga, wanders from the village into dense jungle. Ebony warriors face hostile cats and leopards as locals construct huts and fields. He rests on a crude platform near a great tree after a night of peril and pursuit.
Tarzan witnesses a deadly confrontation as Kala is slain by a rival hunter. Chaos erupts among the Wir wik, with Kala’s death triggering fury in Targan and a pile of wounded, while Tarzan arrives as the tribe gathers around the corpse.
Fragmentary OCR traces a scene of pursuit, reflection, and distant landscapes. The narrative names places and figures in a fragmented arc, suggesting a trek through jungle and river, with mood swings and looming danger. The voice resembles a clipped, period newspaper sketch.
A vivid scene follows a confrontation as Tarzan watches a savage beast. After a violent encounter, Satenga is killed and hunted remnants are prepared. Tarzan contemplates pursuing the savage at a later time, while Deadly arrows are readied for him.
A brief theater moment notes a performer once in ballet, then ten years in musical comedy, now returning to singing. The exchange hints at a veteran stage career and shifting roles within opera and light performance.
The readable fragments hint at a political or social scene but lack coherent names, places, dates, or events to form a clear summary. The text remains obscure and cannot establish a specific person, organization, or outcome.
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