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Brownsville herald. [volume], November 09, 1932, Image 6
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1 Eastern part
of a chancel
of a church.
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13 Figures
IS Prophet
10 Person of full
legal axe
17 Muscular
power
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oration.
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the Graf Zep
pelin. trans
oceanic flying
ship
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27 Goat antelopes
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charm
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poles.
39 Worthies*.
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46 Tatter
49 Fish.
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primitive
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France.
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bone.
60 Wrath.
61 To warble.
62 Three
63 Agents.
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8 To miscall.
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opened.
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12 Three.
14 To lie puffed
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16 Fungus.
22 Inland sea he
tween Europe
and Asia.
23 Matter exuded
through the
pores.
27 Aeriform fuel.
28 Native metal.
2» Edge.
30 Stir.
31 Wing
32 Epoch.
33 To make lace.
34 Frozen water.
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winner
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ratus.
43 Sport.
50 To peel.
51 Musical term.
52 Afresh.
53 Roll of parch*
ment.
55 Matter.
58 To skip.
I She Hroumsuflle Herald
Has Been the Valley’s Most
Popular Daily Newspaper
j. More Than 40 Years

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