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forecast -
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1 Portuguese IS To let fall,
navigator, who 14 To percolate,
reached Inaia I* Pertaining to
by sea in a shore.
1498. 18 Those engaged
9 Wife of Abra- in v,0,ent 41*
ham (Bibl ). turbances.
10 Vigilant. 21 Spi,raI canal
. . of the ear.
12 Puckered. 23 Woven stringi.
14 To sprinkle 25 To employ.
*bout 27 Rabbit's foot.
16 English 30 Genus of spider
money. monkeys.
17 Loiters. 31 Venerable.
19 Prophet. 39 Half (prefix). VERTICAL 32 To slumber.
20 Produces as 41 Rubber tree. 1 To arrnul. 34 Opposed to
Proflt- 42 Musical 2 Where did promote.
22 Labors. instruments. Mos.es p!a<e 36 Fetid.
23 Snare. 44 Ratite bird. the Ten Com* 37 Comb of a
24 Small shield More foolish. mamJments? cock.
26 Kettle. 47 Three-cornered ?I° season. IS Block of lea
2. Mages. hat 4 Fraud. broken off
28 Venomous # Distriblil„ 5 Yawns. lrom a glacier
snake. 43 Distributes. 6 Exclamation 40 Greater in *4
29 Chart. 60 Havmg a of sorrow. quantity. J
30 Beer. broad extended 7 Encountered. 42 Greenish, vis
31 Feminine ,!P- 8 Aorta. cid fluid from
pronoun. 61 What instru- 9 Painful to the liver.
33 To marry. ment is used the touch. 43 Green fodder
35 Particle. to distinguish 11 Tissue. vat.
37 Centers of sounds of the 12 Famous Chi* 46 Upright shaft,
apples. "chest? nesc philoso* 48 Baby's bonnet.
®je Inramsuflle HrortO
Has Been the Valley’s Most Popular Daily
Newspaper for More Than 40 Years
Only Direct Leased Wire News Service in
the Rio Grande Valley

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