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SATURDAY-MAY 20—1933
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54— highest
tone of
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55— source
56— medley
57— correlative
of neither
58— eagles
50—network
VERTICAL
1— textile
fabric
2— anger
HORIZONTAL
I—religious
ceremony
s—seed of
many legu
minous
plants
9—sooner than
12— pertaining
to an his
torical
period
13 — town in
Nevada
14— reward
15— hang in
suspense
16 — endow with
power
18—female
sheep
20— brother’s
daughters
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24— product of
coal
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wooden
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27—table land
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32 — junk
35— tear
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44— property
47— mistake
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and Mrs. Milo Lemus, is an
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York.
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for myself. When my husband
died, some 10 years ago, I
started stepping out, went to
parties, traveled, experienced
every kind of the gayest ex
pression that I could. It is this
that has recaptured my youth.”
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for sleep
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form, at
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American
monkey
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name for
Ireland
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30— imitated
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maker
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42— Spanish
title
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Russian
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tree
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