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MODERN MAIDENS
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LETTER-OUT
By Charlei H. Joseph.
OLDER
Letter-Out lor legends.
PASSER
Letter-Out and he rubs down.
PRIEST
Letter-Out and take everything
off
DETERS
Letter-Out and guide.
BLEATS
Letter-Out and e*t off this.
Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word
called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite
the word you have removed it from. If you have "Lettered-Out" correctly
these count louder than words.
Answer to Yesterday·» LETTER-OUT.
1
2
3
4
5
GREASE
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ERASE
SINECURE I U
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SINCERE
SIMILE
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swamp.
SLIME
STONED
D
Letter-Out and the bank has
them.
NOTES
FOOLED
Letter-Out and It s too much.
FLOOD
1
2
3
4
5
(CoDTr'.fht. 1934.)
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Across.
1. Metal.
S. Fabricate.
10. Liquid measure.
14. Fragrance.
15. Shafts.
16. Range.
17. Memorandum.
18. Sudden flood.
19. Freight.
20. Another place.
22. Gay.
23. Rind.
24. Background.
26. Supports for canvas.
29. Specimens.
33. Long-bladed weapon.
34. At one time.
35. Abroad.
36. Tallies.
37. Subdue by pressure.
39. Funeral pile.
40. Mineral roclc.
41. Condensed smoke.
42. Aspect.
43. Risky.
45. Ratified.
46. Dissolve.
47. Verily.
48. Dressed green herbs.
51. Urge frequently.
56. Steep rock.
57. Servile fellow.
58. Place for heating.
59. Assistant.
60. Calm.
61. Honey and water.
62. Scotch drinking cup. ·
63. Flower.
64. Subverts.
Down.
1. Division of the earth's surface.
2. Divine image.
3. Clips: dial. Eng.
4. Trailers.
5. Covers with water.
6. Exclude.
7. Pertaining to wing*.
8. Long experienced people.
9. Compass point: abbr.
10. In great plenty.
11. Fetter.
12. Without fat.
13. Title of respect.
21. Unite.
22. Lessen.
25. Engrave.
26. Bar legally.
27. Vigilant.
28. Grave.
29. Looks sullen.
30. Kingly.
31. Foster.
32. Spirited horse.
37. Self-possessed.
38. Regular habits.
39. Specters.
41. Vehicle.
42. An equal.
44. Statues.
45. Stag party.
47. Swiftly.
48. Be gone.
49. Melody.
50. Striplings.
52. Animal food.
53. Posterior layer of iris.
54. Low.
55. Purposes.
57. Spring.
Counterfeiting Old Game.
A recent find of ancient paper cur
rency shows that counterfeiting flour
ished in China as far back as the
fourteenth century.
Growth of Library.
The great London Library was
founded in 1840 by Thomas Carlyle
and others with a collection of 3.000
volume*. Now it has 400.000 and adds
about 8,000 aew ones a year.
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and a big place
ARE ALL RIGHT.
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YUH READ IN
TH' PAPERS,JUST
BEIN' RICH DOESN'T
MAKE FOLKS
HAPPY OR KEEP
EM OUT OF
, TROUBLE
RIGHT \
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RICHEST
PEOPLE
ARE THE
MOST
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AND LOOKIN' BACK,
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ALMOST SEEMS
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HAD TH" LEAST
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THEN
WE
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TO BE
MIGHTY
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CONDUCT
AND DISTURBING
THE PEACE
YOUR HONOR..
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A BURGLAR OR NAY
HUSBAND COMING HOME
AT TWO A M.
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YOUR NEPHEW NO
PROVOCATION
MRS. MULLINS. Γ
REG'LAR FELLERS. Balancing the Budget —By GENE BYRNES
LOOK. WHAT I G|OTCHA
FOR. YOUR. BOlTHOAY,
MOM? A BUNCH OF
MICE. FLOWERS ί
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