The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1930, Page 12

“That makes too many words, Can't you leave out the ‘Never mind if you can’t spare that much?’” THE TINYMITES (READ THE STORY, THE The Mediterranean Sea was quite a scene and every Tinymite enjoyed the boat ride they were on. It was a heap of fun. Out sight of land they never went and ‘round the deck their time was spent. The ship was very large, and there was lots of room to run. “Til tell you what,” said Clowny. “We can play some games. Now,; hark to me and I'll suggest one we'll | all like. Let's make it hide and seck. We'll find a lot of spots, all right, where we can hide far out of Sight. Now, I'll be it and, while I count, the rest of you all sneak!” He started counting, “Two, four,| six——” and Scouty cried, “None of your tricks. Be fair and count off! one by one.” So that's what Clowny | did. The others scampered merrily ‘nd it was lots of fun to see the funy places they picked out. In jig time they all hid. Then Clowny shouted, “Here I N COLOR THE PICTURE) dumb. No matter where you're hid- ing, I will find you mighty quick.” Then, shortly, as he found each one, right back to goal he'd promptiy run. The whole bunch had a lot of laughs and thought the game was slick. The Travel Man then said, “Well, boys, you'll have to stop your fun and noise. We're pulling into Istanbul. My, what treats it has in store.” Up to the deck rail they all ran. The shore line they could easily scan. The boat then landed safely and they scampered out on shore. “Constantinople was the name of this big town and then there came a change and now it's Istanbul,” said |the Travel Man. “Take note of boats that bog ‘round, side by side. They’re here to take folks for a ride. You see, a man is waiting for his trade, in every boat.” (The Tinymites take a pleasure ride in the next story.) come. You'll find that I am not so| (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS 1 Hote of a crow & Barvest 8. 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