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Brownsville herald. [volume], October 07, 1932, Image 8
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THE GUMPS — Again—The Villain SIDNfcl SMI ID
?Ak% tom CARR.—
W^V MORE YOUTHFUL
MORE BEAUTIFUL- THAN EVER.
BEFORE - WHAT A DEVOTED COUPLE
SHE AND TOM HAVE TURNED
OUT TO BE- S‘NCE SHE GAVE
Townsend zander that last
*S,000.<i?- SHE HAS HEARD NO MORfc
OF HI/A AND HER LIFE HA% BEEN
A PARADISE —
HER ONLV
HOPE
IS THAT
SHE HEARS.
NO MORE
OF HIM —
AND THAT
HE
TO LET RER
ALONE IN
RE ACE
&
IT TOWNSEND
THE THIEF
THE GAMBLER
WHAT A TIME HE
IS HAVING -
ME HAS TURNED
THE *5,000. HENRIETTA
GAVE HIM INTO
*50,000. —
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FORTUNE IS INDEED
SMIUNG ON HIM —
NO MATTER WHAT
ciAME OF CHANCE
HE PLAYS - HE COMES
OUT ON TOP
THE. WINNER -
lucky Townsend/
HOW LONG WILL
MIS LUCK CONTINUE?
oo *
■ 11 OO ...
HER
THE SMOCK
^WHEN
Townsend zander.
\H A BEAUTIFUL NEW
CAR- AND HER HORROR
ME LEERED AT HER THRDU6M
WINDOW AND TIPPEDMlS
TO HER AS SHE AND TOM
PAESiNfa— _
(£?&MS EYES BLAZED \N.TH P»RE I
as the car sped on our of *k»rt-|
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TOO BAP, EVEN IF HE SEE THIS, FRECKLES.. STAY
WAS A BAWDlT TEVING ) ( THEBE WHILE 1 GO
TO HOLD US UP >—. I THROUGH HIS POCKETS )
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THE
BAKIDIT
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IT 1-EElS, MAJOR? ^
1 OOT A WHACK ONCE,
ON HA' KONK PROM A
COP'S CLUB —AN' TOR
A COUPLA DAYS AL L
I COULD SEE WAS
CONFETTI FLYIN'
around!-*' even
WHEN X TRIED TO ..
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7 BUMBLED LUCE A
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<:‘ \ CONCUSSION,
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- JJ .* L fcFFECT WILL IT
HAVE OKI THE
-iqoO TCOLLTHAT
HE H1E><?
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THE NEWFANGLED iMun:'u P»p» — Vou Gotta Show Pop COWAN
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POP GLADYS OUST CALLED ).
AND.^Y 5TAPS.YOU SHOULD // VVH#M
HEAP THE THINGS SHE ' <1 THINGS »
TOLD KE ABOUT HEP ' \ ^ I
G PE AT- G PE AT AUNT BUDGET 'v ‘ J
/ >
THAT SHE WAS A NUPSE ^
\N SOME WAP IN SOUTH AFPlCA I
- SHE NUPSED A SOLtMCP /
IAC* TO HEALTH. HE NEV/EP
FOPGOT HEP KINDNESS AND, J
WHEN HE BECAME /
WEALTHY HE WlLLEO HEP
^''V^HIS TOPTUNE— . ^ "
7
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AND IT SEEMS. SHE WAS »T ’ll BE
ECCENTRIC,OR SOMETHING QUEER A NURSERY
LIKE THAT, AND LEFT HEP MONEV FABLE TO ME
TO THE FIRST GREAT-GREAT UNTIL I HEAR
NIECE, ON THE FINNEGAN SIDE- THE JINGLE OF
AND GLADYS IS IT! ISN'T THOSE
IT LIKE A FAIRY TALE ?
-
WASH TIBBS — Lxsy Is Arrested: W CRANK
f ( 'toy ^ f ( 1 AM A\*jARfc OF T*AT FACT, SENIOR. ^ ^
v, ^-^ FORVJ*UP - MARCH*
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BUll DAWSON
C/STAMP\N(j EEStPE TWE OEMER At.
> ' fcSN *S POM^TOONDED. WE TWVNKS THAT THERE I 'NSTAN.Tt'f, UE PEAU2ES TwAT, SOME
?J WAS 3EE** SOME MISTAKE. J^WOWJ, PAVNSQN WAS FRAMED WIM,. J
MICKEY MOUSE- b' WALT DISNEY
IhF F= GOSH SAKLS.
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jf /A smakespearl.
H:* they .
* * sr^nrr him /
ARE "iCU OCMNA LEv HOtUlE r ^
o-ET AUJAM UJVTH THAT, S(\^\ ? WES CUE' LL. *SEE t
OOU)M OKi *TVT CORKIER T6.LUM* ABOUT THAT!
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SCARED TA FIOHT A <SVJM
/so v<*a afraid of wa,
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CDiTh va rught mow?
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| Ex-King of Spain ]
- ——-———i in "" ■ —— ————~ ■
HORIZONTAL
1 To harden.
4 The ex-king of
Spain.
10 Chum.
13 Nominal
value.
14 Seaweeds as
a w hole.
15 Wing part of
a seed.
16 Gelatinous
substance used
in culture
m'-dia.
18 Pocket book.
19 Urper part of
a whip.
20 Long series of
woes.
!2 To gain as
clear profit
t3 Aches.
M Fabric of
crossing ropes.
!6 Payment to
miners accord
ing to bull; of
coal mined.
!S Withered.
to Deportment.
2 Devilish
action
6 To make a
mistake.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
39 Boggy land.
40 Social insect.
41 Neck scarf.
43 Private
French
soldier.
45 To doxe.
47 Grow ing out.
40 Artist’s
frames.
61 To operate ot
the skull.
52 Region.
53 Apiaceou*
plant.
66 Girdle. A
57 X.
5S Flat. **
5'* To permit.
60 Senior.
61 Rescinds.
62 Credit.
VERTICAL
1 Where Is
Barcelona?
2 What bird Is
the emblem of
the United
States?
t 3 Character
istics.
5 To drink dog*
fashion.
f> Burled.
7 Hideous giant.
6 Dirty.
»To ooserre.
10 Pertaining to
a type of
marble.
11 By the length.
12 Falling In
duty.
17 Valued.
19 Student at
West Point,
V. S A.
21 Woeful.
23 One who
prints.
23 Field of granu
lar snow.
27 Last word of
a prayer.
29 Deity.
31 Reiterates. k
33 Wayside ho!*.*"
34 Chart.
35 To come In
again.
37 Riotous person
3S Ascended.
41 Insulated.
42 Designating a
kind cf type.
41 Field.
4g Swarming.
4SThe tip
BO Auction
51 To relate.
54 Knots in wool
staple.
5* Ocean.
©if Sromnsmllf itemUr
Has Been the Valley s Most
Popular Daily Newspaper
I More Than 40 Years

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