Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1936 — Page 29

FEB. 7, 1938.

THE TINYMITES

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Soon all the Tinymitea felt great. Said Coppy, “I can hardly wait until we look around this land and find out what is here. "For two days things have been real tame. When they get that way, it's a shame. I’ll be real disappointed, if there's no excitement here," "Don’t worry,” Fat-Faced Slim replied, as he walked up to Coppy’s side. "As soon as we all have some lunch, we’ll start to look around. "Os course, you've ne'er been here before, so you don’t know what is in store, but I can tell you there are lots of nice things to be found.” “Oh, lunch sounds mighty good to me. I am as hungry as can be,” said Dotty. "Maybe we can help you fix it for this bunch. "First, tell us where your home is. so right to the kitchen we can go.” “All rig.lt,” replied ol’ Slim. "I think that is a happy hunch!

This Curious World Ferguson

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THE order ol hoofed animals is called “Ungulata,” from the Latin word meaning "hoofed.” This order includes the deer, pigs, sheep, oxen, horses, elephants, etc., and is one of the most important of all the animal groups. * * * NEXT—What color blood do insects have?

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WINTER WHEAT CROP THREATENED BY ICE State Farmers Fear Grain Is Suffocated. By TJnitcd Prett WARSAW. Ind, Peb. 7.—Cilittering sheets of ice that have covered fields in Kosciusko and other north central Indiana counties for eight weeks threatened today to ruin this area’s winter wheat crop. Wheat which ordinarily should be developing under a blanket of snow virtually has been suffocated by the impervious ice, farmers fear. Following the winter's first attack

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“Just follow me, if you don’t mind. It will not take us long to find the little place where I live. It is back among the trees.” So, with the happy little man, into the kitchen they soon ran. “Oh, goody, goody.” Dotty yelled. ‘‘Some crackers, milk and cheese.” They ate and ate until they could eat nothing more. It tasted good. And then ol’ Slim said, “Well, what say we walk around a while? “I’m going to take you to a place that, I am sure, upon the face of every single Tinymite will bring a happy smile.” They hiked for half an hour and then they all were very startled when fat Slim yelled “Stop, and look ahead!” “Oh, goody,” Goldy cried. “Now I know we will have some fun. Right through that gate I want to run. We’ll find a lot of animals, as soon as we’re inside.”

of severe cold, a heavy snow fell four weeks ego. It soon melted, but the wate- froze before it could be absorbed into the ground. DR. BENSON TO SPEAK Methodist Hospital Head to Addrtss Johnson County Teachers. Tim ft Special FRANKLIN, Ind., Peb. 7.—Dr. John G. Benson. Indianapolis Methodist Hospital superintendent, is to be one of four speakers at the midwinter institute of Johnson County teachers here today. Others scheduled to speak are Dr. Emanuel Sterheim, Chicago University; Dr. M. Ashby Jones. Atlanta. Ga., and Mrs Margaret Proctor Smith. Colum-

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The boys’ hopes returned when they misinterpreted Intamo's remarks to mean that soon they would see Tarzan. “Now,” Bulala translated, “chief say he want you clothes for presents.” The boys started to protest, but Bulala advise: “If you no give, chief him take!”

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In place of their garments the chief offered a handful of ra?;s. “I’m going to take the things ou; of my pockets,” said Doc; “they’ll probably swipe everything, but we must try to save our knives.” The first thing that came out of his pocket was a fountain pen.

OUT OUR WAY

—By Ahem

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Galla Galla reached out his hand for it. “Tell him its a bottle with a nice drink in it,” Doc snapped. “Here, I'll show him. Looky, old tar baby.” Doc removed the cap. “Tell him to put thi* end over his mouth and pull the lever.” Galla Galla did as directed.

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

A peculiar expression overspread his evil face and then he began to spit, to the astonishment of himself and his warriors, for Galla Galla waa undeniably spitting blue. Suddenly the cannibal leaped up like a madman and stretched out his hands as if to strangle Doc!

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