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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
3
An Edgar Rice Burroughs scene portrays Obergats and Jane amid a grim jungle setting. The man taunts and watches as she strips hide from prey, while their quarrel over trust, solitude, and danger unfolds under a harsh, unstable alliance.
Fragmentary passages discuss a socially owned water system like Seattle's, opposing private corporations, plus a scene with Tarzan and a woman resisting German forces. The narrative then shifts to palace intrigue in Pal-ul-don with Ja-don and Ludon factions and priestly influence shaping battles and leadership.
Tarzan rests in a lion pit at Tulur as Mosar Ludon scheme for the Paluldon throne unfolds. Mosar plots to use Tarzan if rifts with the high priest widen. Tarzan studies his barred prison and envisages escape while the north buckles under chieftain Pan-at-lee and Adur refugees.
Scramble Squirrel sings of summer joys while Old Starry Dry Weather leaves the scene. Kids like Scamper grow quick and Mrs Squirrel sews between chores as a dark sky signals a storm and daylight saving questions arise.
Readable passages recount Mrs. Bartlett as a beloved guest who learned Chinook and Siwash words from Indian braves in 1853, the children’s invitation to Seattle for a pioneer picnic in Tacoma, and a vivid scene of Tarzan observing a barred Paluldon room as he plans a slow escape, hinting at continuing action.
Helga Sorenson ends an engagement to pursue independence in a boarding house setting. She reflects on honesty, past flirtations, and a newfound self-respect while contemplating a future with Tom and her own choices. Monday she confronts her fiancé in a turning point.
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