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Burnuui.
A Capital of
Irish Free
State.
©Self.
|0 Silkworm.
12 Bustle.
13 To rot.
|4 Homes of
beasts.
16 To moisten.
17 Angry.
18 Burdens.
22 Gaped.
26 Blemishes.
27 To fly.
28 Jeopardy.
30 Desired.
32 Dined.
34 Projiise.
37 Lets fall.
38 Cat's foot.
40 Eon.
41 Sheep.
42 One in cards.
43 To Kire.
44 Respond* to
a stimulus.
VERTICAL
1 Hazard.
2 Epoch.
3 To decay.
4 Harkens.
3 Filthy,
fl Legal rule.
7 Fish.
8 Famous.
11 Inlet.
14 What Is flax*
seed called?
13 Winter and
summer.
YESTERDAY'S ANSWER
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Pa|e*i*ljr.
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24 To ncold.
25 Before.
28 Strait be
tween Eng
land and
France.
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common.
30 Leprous pet
son.
31 Our amhasat
dor to F.ng
land.
33 To pull.
33 Metallic
rock*.
.36 Pale.
38 Morcaain.
8ft To perform
Wat, I WON THAfONt,-—
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There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per
tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See if ycu can
find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—a~d unscramble it*
by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each of the mis*
takes ycu find, and 20 for the word if you unscramble it. (
SIDE GLANCES . George Clark
i ** - v i* --r, --
“But '•an't you understand; the minute I sell this artlrle on thejtf
employment situation I can pay the rrnt months in advance.”
—- . .'» i
CORRECTIONS •
411 The man needs two games for a set. as he has won four and
Is six. iZt It is not customary for a girl to play tennta in high heeled
431 The end brace to keep the hand from slipping cff. is missing
the (iris racket. (4> The net post should be outside the tennis
111 The acrambled word to BIOGRAPHY.
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