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* WHEN A SUCCESSFUL MAN SAYS. 'I OWE IT ALL TO THE LITTLE
WOMAN,' THAT MEANS HIS WIFE NAOOED AT HIM!"
LETTER-OUT I
By Chiclet H. Joieph.
1 CIPHERED
2 RETUSE
3 PANTHEISM
4 BOREAL
5 UNTRIED
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tor In the last column. Print the letter In center column opposite the word you
hate removed It from. If you have •‘lettered-out" correctly a writer says that
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3 VARIES
4 CRESTED
5 HEADINGS
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I. Stonewort plants.
6. Divan.
10. Native of the north of England.
14. Greek epic writer.
15. Facial contour.
16. source of sugar.
17. Burst forth.
18. Contrition.
20. Tax estimator.
32. inflammable material.
33. Skin.
34. Smooth surface between flutes of a
shaft.
36. Thousandth of an inch.
27. Subdued.
29. Mohameddan name.
31. Land tax.
34. Sweeten with age.
37. Laughing beast.
39. Chart.
40. Soothing.
42. Midwestern State.
44. Scandinavian gnome.
46. Heavy, inert gaseous element.
48. Not mounted.
49. Collected items.
51. Deadly conflict.
52. Can lay claim to.
53. Better days: colloq.
55. Fish.
57. Clump of earth.
61. Aided.
64. Be part of.
66. As if transfigured.
68. Sundered.
69. Ceremonial detail.
70. Supply of energy.
71. White poplar.
72. Sweet, pulpy Irult.
73. Coty: Scot.
74. Plateaus.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE
Down.
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2. Float quadruped.
3. Divert.
4. Threw back.
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6. Profound sleep.
7. To cover all.
•. Wlndmaker.
I. Dismounted.
10. Of attractive view.
11. Feast day of February 2.
12. Former.
13. Stir colors in calico printing.
19. Dickensian mite.
21. Plare in the soil.
25. Liquid part of fat.
28. Semi-piecious Stone.
30. Hostelry.
32. Mentally balanced.
33. A falter.
34. Oold-bearinf ridfe of South Africa.
35. Dolphin fenus of the Amaton
River.
36. Claim.
37. Monad; rare.
38. Abyssinian town.
41. Just presented.
43. Write.
47. Prophet*.
50. Fruits.
52. Border.
54. Hardened.
56. Artfully.
53. Biographies.
»i. Venetian silver medal struck on
special occasions.
60. Hills of sand.
61. Juno
63. A way out..
68. Dexterous.
66. Baby earriage (colloq ).
67. Oroup Of two.
Anchovy Halibut.
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two and one-half tablespoonfuls of flour
and stir until well blended. TOien pour
on gradually, while stirring constantly,
two cupfuls of milk. Bring to the boil
ing point and let simmer for two min
utes. Mash the yolks of three hard
boiled eggs and mix with one teaspoon
ful of anchovy essence. Add to the
sauce, then add two cupfuls of cold
boiled flaked halibut and salt to taste.
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ings and drawings by Queen Wilhel
mina. who is a gifted artist, was visited
by 18,519 persons and realised nearly
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