The Bismarck tribune. [volume], November 01, 1930, Image 16

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SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark
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The pony on which Clowny rode
seemed very glad to have a load up
on his back. He pranced around and
Clowny cried, “I hope that I don’t
spill. This little fellow's very peppy
and he doesn't seem to want to stand.
Just watch me ride him, Tinymites,
and you will get a thrill.”
"Well, go ahead.” one Tiny cried.
'‘You're hopping ’round. Why don’t
you ride? Most anyone can do as
well as you are doing now. If you
are scared to let him run, get down
and let me have some fun. If I am
given just one chance, I’ll shortly
show you how’.”
TTien Clowny shouted. “Giddyapp!”
The pony got a friendly slap, which
made him start to gallop down the
little winding street. This made the
whole bunch laugh in glee and Coppy
shouted, “Mercy me! I hope he
doesn’t run away. This ought to be
a treat.”
Around and ’round the pony went
and then the pony owner sent the
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“Take It easy now; we got him treed.”
THE TINYMITES
other Tinies out to bring poor Clowny
safely back. They grabbed the reins.
The pony stopped. All of a sudden
Clowny flopped. “That’s all your
fault,” cried Clowny. "Common
sense you Tinies lack.”
Just then a small cart came In
sight and Carpy cried, “Say, that’s
just right for all of us to ride in.
Come, let’s take a little spin.” The
man who owned the cart agreed and
Scouty cried. "That’s all we need!”
They ran up to the little cart and
promptly piled right in.
The Travel Man stood by and
smiled. Thought he, “I’d like to be a
child, and have the fun those Tinles
have. They’re happy as can be.”
Wee Scouty drove around a bit. Then
Coppy took his turn at it. He shout
ed. loudly, “I am good! Just keep
your eye on me.”
(The Tinymites meet the carnation
man in the next story.)
(Copyright, 1930, NEA Service. Inc.)
FKUCKLES
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A Tight Pinch
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1930
THE GUMPS-CLOSER AND CLOSER DRAWS THE NET
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