The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1930, Page 10

1 i a id i th 1 4 i 2 eae eae = «* oo nae ‘Wee Clowny cried, “Ha, ha, ho. ho! Right up the mountain side we go. I am an Alpine climber and I'm pretty good, at that. ’Tis fun to walk up slants like this. I hope that noth- ing goes amiss. If I should slip—oh me, oh my, I know that I'd fall flat.” The guide then said, “You bet you would, and frankly, ’twouldn’t be so good. These mountains lead to far below, so far you cannot see. If you You'll have no trouble if you pay at- tention just to me.” So, as they climbed and climbed more the Tinies kept remarks in The kind guide knew his busi- they did just as he said. A tied around his belt and to . My, they felt much safer along and let him go Coppy slipped and shouted, '!. Hold tight or I'll be on my right down this pesky. mountain ig FeegE age guide. “Just use your head and hang on tight. We all can pull you up all right.” And then they pulled real eae and Coppy soon was at their le. In ’bout an hour they reached the top of that big slope. “Right here we'll stop and hike around on snow- shoes,” said the guide, in friendly tone. “You see, the ground ts flat up here and there is not @ thing to fear. . | We'll do away with our long rope and travel ‘round alone.” Then to a hut he promptly ran and came out with a chubby man. This fellow gave them snowshoes. Then he shouted, “Try to run.” Poor Clowny did and, what a thrill! He took a very sudden spill. He couldn't run in snowshoes, but just trying it was fun. (The Tinymites have a snowball fight in the next story.) (Copyright, 1980, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle’ me fe... a0 Bas i #2 if HI § 51, Despot $3. Wind spirally 54 Untroth 56, Before: prefix 57. At one time 58, Tort 8. To 5%. Prepare for Dublication DOWN 1,-Went riding Among £5 f PREPRPSPRRES SFE Fir pore ee i 5 REE Hl 2 4 i iRiemelRiololemielmi [T] om tertament [OIMIAIRMENI(TIELREMPIi [el lel! 10, Heap 11. Utters + res jviaisiels MiRfelris) 16 Lmmaguiste 5 18 Selence of the heavenly ies a. pg et a 1, Felerum tor 28, Polsonoes rty Ris) 9. Bil high ou Sarat Gistress 34, Supposed to be INiAlRie| SMeciaicin| t= pereneet siTlolr (PimleiaMMelsITielSMMSIEITIS) o., EP" oan 39. Rem aground 42. A Uttles terfy lie lk el Oe ate ade we PLC a HAS BEEN A LONG HARD STRUGGLE, FOR MENRIETTA~ BUT ONLY 14 DAYS MORE. AND THE SUSPENSE WILL BE OVER — AND WHAT A HAPPY BRIDE MRS, BENJAMIN: GUMP : exe a AT Mogut THIS CHAIN OF DIAMONDS AROUND HER , NECK AND THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE SAFELY TUCKED AWAY IN THE VAULT — een $125, 000,28 ENGAGEMENT RING = TMKEETHIX, DID. MOU THAN BOTH THENTENTHETH HAVE THE THAME THUBIECT? DIONT BRINé FREeckKLES ALONG... HED BcEN WELL, 1 HOPE ~OU REALIZE THAT WE ARE GRADUALLY BEING DROPPED OUT OF TWINGS SOCIALLY ‘| TO BE LEARNING NEW TRICKS, T TELL TV@IN'T NEVER SEEN NO SALESMAN SUNKINS UKE HER < “Mer's SAM “WH BEST I'VE EVER SAW — <== DS SU22ZLE y U), CONSIDERED ROK. AND PASSE! BX THE « PEOPLE IN“TAIS, i a" NEIGHBORNOOD ON ACCOUNT] 5, J ' wap OF TSE pn THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1980 __ eee SKEEZM, YOU SEEMED TO BE INTERESTED IN. SOMETHING BACK OF MOU. DID YoU HEAR WHAT 1 WAS SAMING Les ¥ 5 = MeRegy TENRIETTA Zanpen wiAo~ agit 2 ay THE Kid 1S ALL ALONG...weLL! “HERES NO TIME Live The WHEN T MEET PEOPLE ON THE STREET THEY LOOK JME OTHER WAY. T CAN'T EVEN CARRY ON A DECENT CONVERSATION BECAUSE 1'VE NEVER PLAYED WE'LL BE LEFT OUT OF EVERYTHING: “TH! GEST COLLEGES IN TH? COUNTRY ! CS Sea) TURES _ MINIATURE GOLF RiGHT TOMGHT!.