Brownsville herald. [volume], August 08, 1929, Page TEN, Image 10

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14— A singing voice
15— Preliminary wager
16— Employer
17— Ramble
18— Prop
19— Surpass
20— Figures of speech
22— Sherbet
24—Greek letter
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23— Ejected
31—Misfortunes
36— Traditional erudition
37— Baking chamber
38— A climbing shrub
41—Sentence structure
44— Leader
43—A lixivium * -
47—Finish
45— Devoted adherents
63—A famous garden
67— Water jug
68— Jog
63—Scarce »
60— English queen
61— Wagnerian heroine
6.—Silkworm
63—Indian peasant
54—Plants
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1— Association
2— Demolish
3— Poems
4— Apposite
6—Agriculturists
6— Medical plant
7— Commonwealth
8— A fruit
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10— Preposition
11— Scintillate
12— Clews to solutions
21—French town
13— Automobile
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26— Fine
27— Equable
28— European pine tree
30— Calumator
31— Hipped
32— A canal
33— High priced
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40—A weight
42—Hero of "Forty Thieves''
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