The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 12

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Travel bj Is retained in antomoniie the mind 89. Pot forth 64. Liherates 42. Long narron DOWN board 1. Hair ointe ment 2. Captivate 3. Dwarf cow of the Ith cene — &9, Forward tury i 32. About (READ THE ‘The bunch walked through the) narrow street, amused at all the folks | they’d meet. Most everybody smiled } at them, as friendly as could be. Said Scouty, “Say! I like this town. I've yet to see a person frown. This happy spirit is a thing that quite ap- to me.” ‘The Travel Man replied, “Of course! A smile is sure to be the source of cheerfulness to everyone. That's why it pays to smile. And now you Tinies, too, must try to keep your spirits good and high. Don't get a grouch. Be happy! Then you'll all be right in style.” They thought this a worthy hunch, 80 all day long the Tiny bunch ran here and there and everywhere, just full of cheerfulness. “As far as I'm concerned,” said one, “before this | wondrous day is done, we'd better find a place to sleep. We all need vest, I guess.” | So, to a big hotel they went andj 10 good hours in sleep were spent. STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) —— +S 1030 STW nc, ‘When morning came the bunc’; arose and all felt full of fun. The Travel Man then said, “I'll bet you don’t know where we are, as yet. This pretty town is Stockholm and there's plenty to be done. “Now, first of all, of course we'll eat and then we'll hike out on the street. We've only seen the outskirts. Let's go right down into town. You Tinies like to have your fling and never miss a single thing. While traveling we may as well do every- thing up brown.” They ate and soon were on their Then Clowny loudly shout- ley! Look at that horse and ing it must be an art.” Then, as the thing drew right up near they all agreed that it looked queer. Instead of aving four wheels, it was just a two-wheeled cart. (The Tinymites meet the fortune- telling bird in the next story.) 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