The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1930, Page 16

(KEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE ‘When they had finished with their bread and started off, wee Scouty said, “Let's take some bread along with us and eat it after while. When we are hungry ‘twill taste good.” The ‘Travel Man then said he could, and Seouty, loaded down with bread: made everybody smile. ‘When he had gone a block or two a breeze came up. Next thing he knew the bread was blown to pieces and it scattered o'er the ground. Then , through a silly grin, said, ‘Aw, that bread is much too thin. SWhen- we want more, we'll buy it T'm sure it can be found.” >of a sudden someone said, where's Clowny! Look! He's far head. I wonder what he's up to now. re’ better run and see.” And then, up to him they ran, they found with an old fruit man. The fruit the had made all of them as hungry es could be. “I. want a bunch of grapes,” cried one. “Come on, we'll have a heap of fun just sitting here and eating them. Tl bet they're mighty good. They promptly bought a great big bunch. “That surely was @ real good hunch,” the Travel Man exclaimed, “but don’t eat more grapes than you should.” They all enjoyed the fresh fruit treat and ate, while walking down the street. Soon Carpy said, “What is that woman doing, over there?” The Tinies turned around and saw a woman on the ground. “She’s spiny ning yarn. Let’s watch h shout Scouty. “She won't care.” The spinning spindle, made of wood, spun ‘round as quickly as it could. The womarks feet were hold- ing it, just so it wouldn't slide. The yarn rolled ‘round it very neat. To watch her work was quite a treat. The woman merely smiled, as they all gathered by her side. (More surprises in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle ~~ Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle . 3 iliea to $6: Golaces of” a. 42, Entire: amount for ttn §4. Native’ metal ¥ unl. 67. Thi egstive S Watchiel, DOWN 1. Kind of timber i ¢@ Willows a ae NO LONGER - ecco AT EXACTLY 37 AM. & So TH ae se & WWO ASE 40% INTEREST FOR ALL THE | fi MONEY SHE AAS BORROWED) Six MONTHS | F AFTER HER |f MARRIAGE Cee were eS SALESMAN MORNING, RED? BOOTS AND HEK BUDDIES r277t? . THE GUMPS—ON THE ROAD TO FORTUNE AND SUCCESS 7 AM HACi RE” ENOUGH MERE WE ARE — : DANDER, neneBy|| INDEPENDENCET Prete ro PA 0 SAID, SS.Sc006t|| ” GErints THAT PAPER 1S SUCCEEDING. THe DATE. OF. MY LIKE RALLING WEIR TO MILLIONS = MX FUTURE 1S ASSURED =: CARLOS = ~~ Pane wee Hel Reodoay \ MIGHT TELL j INTO YOUR PRIVATE oe AFFAIRS, PLATO, mas elt a LEF HERE WHICH DONT LOOK | “SS Onc. aS NeRae SO GooD RIGHT A AGO, RACHEL WNO,t DO NOT! ONE PET IN THE FAMILY 1S PLENTY, PLENTY !! OH. ~OU POOR LUTTLE Doacic! and XOU'RE SO BONY. GEE TLL TAKE YOU HOME AND FEED You AND MAX BE MOM WILL LET * ME KEEP NOU 4. WISHT SOMETIME WE HAD A LITTLE DOGGIE ? DONTCHAT E QNYXHING, “THAT. SHOULD HAVE WELDED’ Me GET HERE SOONER: ELL! WHAT Made Ya EELL DOWNSTAIRS AT Late TMS Mes D\' MY BOAR DING House, Svu22! AD, barca 1 1 I Lape] | he