Brownsville herald. [volume], August 21, 1929, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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13— Sluggish
14— Distress signal
16— Educate
17— Paradise
1R—To guide
20— To walk
21— A color
22— A vegetable
23— An electrical charge
24— A direction * * <*
2ft—Symbol for chromium
27—Astonish
30— A continent (abbr )
31— A feline animal
33— Pastry
34— To be sick
36—Morning
35— Dye
40— A piece of machinery
41— Small piece
42— Outfit
43— Elongated fish
44— Carousal
47—Extended protuberance
60— A grain
61— A vehicle
63— A billiard stick .
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60—An obstruction
*1—Equal value
€3—To free
64— A metal
6ft—Again
67—A dance
69— Turn
70— An order in architecture
72— An untruth
73— Artificial river
"4—Without sex
7ft—Fortress
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3— Deserved reward
4— Vase
6—Long ton (abbr >
6—Digit
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11— A wild animal (plural) I3J
12— Make dear '
11—Coin — ‘
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19—The ocean
13— Fish eggs 1
26—Slang lor revolver
28— An Island
29— By way of
51— Precious rtone carved In relief
22—Country In Asia
31—Carre t
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36—To deface
3*—Nothing
3S—Title of respect
33—Born
45—Moving truck .
44—Nickname of a president
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51—A light * * *
66— A small pleasure boat
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58—Spanish for river
69— Last
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