The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 16

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The Tinies fin gathering wood. In fact all they could. It was a sight. The flames shot higher. now we'll all turn in to bed.” It wasn’t long until the bunch were sound in slumber sweet. When moring came they all arose and Scouty said, “Well, goodness knows that we have had a wondrous ')time, Now back to town we're bound. Now, let's begin |. Hand me potatoes Till work real hard to do share and it won't be in vain.” no!” a camper promptly cried. potatoes right inside the bers with the skins right they are. But, if you . Please go and get some be slow. Just take it spring that isn’t very rest cooked this and quickly grabbed his #4 RADIO There still axe sights that we must see and we're as anxious as can be to get back iritto Leningrad today and look around.” When back in town, they promptly went down to the docks and there they spent a very pleasant hour or two. ‘Course there was much to see. A great big boat swung up right near jand Clowny shouted, “Oh, look here! 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