The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1930, Page 10

“Here’s your key, Miss, If you get lonesome, you can come down and A THIS ROAD | BUT INSTEAD ‘ RIGHT AS IT talk to me.” (KEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) At Montreaux all the Tinies played) out in thé hotel yard and stayed up rather late that evening. It was beautiful outside. The moon smiled down from up above. Said Scouty, “This is what I love. Let’s count the stars.” And promptly, that is what each Tiny tried. “There are so many in the sky, I’m sure I cannot count that high,” ex- claimed wee Clowny suddenly. “I think I'll have to stop. The rest of you can'go ahead, but I'll just take a rest instead. I'm going to watch one great big star and see if it will drop. “It seems,” at night, if it is clear that stars shoot round throughout the year. I've often seen one take a trip and it is heaps fun.” And then he: wrinkled up his brow and whouted, “Look! One's shooting now.” ‘The Tinymites all watched it and ‘then they began to run. ‘This made the Travel Man laugh Youd. Said he, “You are a funny crowd. You cannot catch that ‘little star. You may as. well not try.” This made the Tinymites all stop. ~“We wished to see where it would drop,” said one, “but now we're-certain it won't fall down from the sky.” ‘They went to bed that night and then at morn were on their way again. “This time we'll head across the lake upon a@-lovely ship,” ex- plained the friendly Travel Man. So to the boat the whole bunch ran. *Course Lake Geneva was so nice, it made a lovely trip. The boat was very lovely, too. The Tinies found a heap to do. “We're going to Geneva,” said the ‘Travel Man. “And then, when you all reach that lovely spot, you'll be surprised, as like as not. The town is on this lake and you can take a swim again.” (The Tinymites visit the lighthouse at Geneva.) * (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930 THE GUMPS—’TWAS NOT TO BE SHE WEDDING WILL TAKE PLACE FOR KY LEAST HE ENGAGEMENT HAS BEEN BROKEN OFF — EN EYES GAVE Hoc THE. RING = AND BIM= 7 POOR BIM + AND SCOOGE =, POOR SCOOGE + HEAVEN HELP HIM — © CARLOS = OH WELL= LET HIM TAKE CARE OF. HIMSELF — GASOL BUT, AVERY, THERE WASN'T ANN LEFT NO, AVERY, DONT Y MOU REMEMBER? THAT'S WHERE WE ye ot add WENT STRAIGHT E \ ene Z AH EAD AND TURNED |] | AENEMBE! LEFT RIGHT AROUNID A RED BRICK NOU SEE, WALT, WE CAME DOWN OF TURNING SHOWS HERE WE TURNED LEFT. \WELL..ALL 1 CAN. Do 1S To JUST KEEP PLUEEIN' AWAY — NENER SAY Dig Tha THe VALLEY OF NANISHEO Lwish I Coup FORGET THESE BILLS. TLL HAVE A TURN. WE HAD TO . e : i: WHN THERE WAS A CETOUR SION THAT ROAD STRAIGHT § B AHEAD AND WE HAD y WE BUILD OUR STATUES ON ey HAT WAS ANIGTHER TIME: DON'T NOU # REMENBER WE WENT STRAIGHT! AHEAD ANID PASSED TWO. GRLs C STRIPS AND FEATURES IN THE MEANTIME ‘HAS A GRIEVANCE | ANID FARMERS WERE SELLING fa CHERRY CIDER ALONG THE WALT,’ tT DOESN'T. MAKE WE GOT INTO PEGHORN VOUNCTION SOMEHOW. No GinosiL cer ~~ ~ ME. TLL WALC ON ANM CIFFERENCE. § Daily Cross-word Puzzle f Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 6 Poy of ‘he Bubale FIAIRIADIMVIAIL Ie] Grom lOINEMMOlDIlA| THEN, COPPER. SIKET INTO. HIGH QUICK: F says ou Tok ) eau, | 010, KER “HERE'S A GUY IN HERE ROBBIN' 1 Yy Honor — ebT TH’ “our, SAcEt A TK OT MORE A GUY GETS ES ee TW MORE HE. lal [Rl le} ic A jy 38, vhysielnn’s boWN b i SS a Hog ‘and mephe $8, Footiike part YY - 2 P : 4 > . 4 hip rs y ” d. LIOEMMElL [1 Tle] st Devices tor ISIE|WISMEMEILIOIN ay, $278.5 Pellet a?" ; a 4, Symbol tor telterin "ant At’ FURTHERMORE , AS A LOT OF NO COUNT, MEARLEY 2 Xoo BoNcH GOMS COP TW’ COMKES