The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 10

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Go right ahead |lead on,” cried Clowny, with a smile and help yourself! I'll promise that/upon his face. the water's pure. You needn't be} They reached a fence not far away, afraid.” where folks sold oranges through the And ‘she was right. The Tinies'day. Some women leaned far over tried the water. Then one of them|and exclaimed, “Nice fruit to eat.” sighed, “Oh, my, but that tastes very;The Tinies each bought one or two. good. I’m tickled that we found aj|“We're very much obliged to you,” lovely spot like this. It's something |exclaimed one of the women. “You that I wouldn't miss. The water’s|will find them very sweet.” surely cold when it comes trickling from the ground.” _~ Then Coppy noticed, that she had ting almends in the next story.) @ pail.’ He said, “I would be glad to| (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 14. Postpone 1. Principal = 19. Precise locas actor tion & Ward of 31. 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