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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1956)
GSbct AT THE MEAD OF THE VALLEY A GREAT MOUNTAIN- RAISES ITS SNOW CROWNED HEAD AND SEEMS TO DOM INATE T(HE WHOLE LAND. PRINCE ARN GAZES AT IT, FASCINATED. MUST CUMS THAT MOUNTAIH " ME ANNOUNCES. n?3 'GOOD I ' CRIES VAL, WZf ORDER 7 THE MEN TO ffJ IMMCDJA TFlV BUT ARN STANDS SILENT, LOOKING AT HIS FATHER WITH SERIOUS. STUBBORN EXES. : r . i ,irv L THIS IS MY ADVENTURE. PLEASE, SIRE. SO ALONE! " lZMOLt9Sl 70 & ON SUCH A JOURNEY ALGNE,' SIl-ZibuT"- "OPS HIS SON WILL CHOOSE MIM AS MIS COMPANION "THEN I WILL CHOOSE 6MM. MP HUNTER. AS MT SQUIRE." ANSWERS ARnT :. i ARN LOOKS VERY SMALL AS HE TRUDGES AWAY TO CONQUER MIS MOUNTAIN AND AS VAL WATCHES HIM HE THINKS. HOW LIKE A YOUNG EAGLE TRYING OUT HIS SMALL WINGS ! I - cte 4v -7 P ALL DAY THEY WORK THEIR WAY UP THE VALLEY THROUGH THE EVER GREEN FORESTS, AND AT EVENING REACH HI6H MEADOWS WHERE ONLY ALDER AND BIRCH GROW. mo .i-s HERE THEY PREPARE; FOR THE NIGHT AND GARM SETS OUT TRAPS AND SNARES TO CATCH THEIR BREAKFAST BEFORE THE FIRE GARM TELLS WON- -PROWS TALES OF THE DANGERS OF ""J-S AND FOREST AND HOW THESE -' GCRS MAY BE AVOIDED, WHILE BEHIND THEM THE HnnianiM STANDS HUGE AND MENACING IN THE STARLIGHT. wen iEKi-ExceIsiorl
