Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1936 — Page 29

FEB. 21, 1936

THE TTNYMITES

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The Tinyxnites had heaps of fun upon the mattress. They wuold run and leap Into the air. Why, even Slim tried out his luck. He was a funny sight to see, ’cause he was clumsy as could be. “Well, anyway, I’m game,” he said. “That takes a lot of pluck.” Just then a little black bear whined. Said Slim, “He wonders if we mind his having just one Jump upon the mattress. Well, what sav?” Kind Scouty shouted,“Go ahead! I’d rather see you jump, instead of doing it myself. You may as well join in our play.” Up to the runway went the bear. "Gee, nothing gives that beast a scare,” said Goldy.. The young bruin leaped, and landed safe and sound. The Tinies shook with laughter when the beast ran up and jumped again, and then began to turn cute somersaults upon the ground. “Well, it has made us pant and

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THE TARZAN TWINS

When Intamo leaped at Doc. it was the hand of the cannibal chief who stayed his murderous club. “They must not die,” he warned, “until death robs Tarzan of the power of vengeance.” And Intamo answered: “Even Tarzan can not live through the Vale of Death!” . . .

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. . . But Tarzan's traversal of the Dreadful Valley of Nb Return had begun most peacefully. True, the floor of the valley was strewn with skeletons, but in all the sun-parched expanse there seemed no living thing to challenge or disturb the ape-man’s swift progress.

OUT OUR WAY

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But suddenly, from the opposite fringe of Jungle emerged a tow-ering, mottled elephant, tossing his trunk in wild abandon ana trumpeting furiously. That monstrous shriek was possessed of a weird, unearthly quality, like the wrathful cry of some demon thing of another world!

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

Tarzan was untroubled. Os all the beasts of desert, plain and jungle, he loved best these ponderous, gentle creatures. He called out now in tones by which he had learned to soothe the wildest elephanre. But the giant thing flung high its trunk and roared a mighty challenge!

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