Brownsville herald. [volume], May 07, 1933, EARLY SUNDAY EDITION, Image 16

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THE GUMPS—Soup’s On SX SYDNEY SMITH
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YO UNCLE BlM,
SPRING MEANS
WALKING A LONELY
WAY BESIDE YHE
Moonuy waters
of yme lagoon
YO Mit_LIE, SPRING
means looking
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THlNKtNG OF'
ROLAND'S eyss
YO TOWNSEND
Zander -
Spring mveanS
TME LAYING OF
CRAFYY PLANS
FOR A VI1.LAIKJOUS
, SUMMEE
AnD TO THE GUMPS
spring means
house cleaning
S' Mlda! \ vnanY too TO AIR
OUT ALL THOSE BEDS UPSTAIRS -A
AND TAKE. THE. CONTAINS /
bOWN AND BEAT THE _x
CARPETS AND CLEAN /—"77,
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viliST IN THE ATTIC AND
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HORIZONTAL
1 Italian river.
3 Name of the
man. in the
picture.
10 You and I.
12 Large hall
used to hold
school ex
aminations.
14 To lift up.
15 To unclose.
17 Minute orifice
in the epider
mis of leaves.
19 Frozen water.
20 Remains of
destroyed
houses.
21 Going out
of use.
22 Neuter
pronoun.
24 Street.
25 Giant king of
Bashan.
26 Mother.
27 Force.
29 Any tribunal.
30 To come in.
32 To arrange
cloth grace
fully.
34 Half (prefix).
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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Henry
Wadsworth
Longfellow
35 Organs of
hearing.
37 Matter from
a sore.
3S Cereal grass.
40 Soft food for
infants.
42 Soft-bodied
grublike
larvae.
48 African
antelope.
50 Pretense.
52 Exultant.
53 Dread.
54 Minor note.
55 To challenge.
57 Within.
59 Father.
60 As what did
the man in th<
picture gain
fame (pi.)?
VERTICAL
1 Rhlegmatic.
2 Opposite of in
3 Pillars as of
ore.
4 Hour (abbr.).
5 Spike.
6 Green pigment
7 Consumes.
8 Northeast.
9 Youthful.
10 Encysted
tumor of ibe
skin.
11 To catch to a
snare.
13 Card game.
16 Cavity.
18 Small group
of stars.
20 Orders again.
23 Bakipg dishes.
26 Charts.
28 Vast treeless
tract.
29 Gauze-like
fabric.
31 Mooley apple.
33 Beam.
36 Fruit.
5 39 Resembling a
' wall.
41 Wing.
43 Pertaining to
air.
44 Cheerfulness, j
• 45 Gold Coast
Negro.
46 Auditory.
47 W’igwam.
49 To doze.
51 Stir.
53 Because.
56 Average
(abbr.).
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